Dive into your creativity with a DIY Halloween costume you can make right at home. This spooky holiday is all about embracing the impossible (including the ghosts, vampires and boogeymen that creep at night). While you may find yourself dressed as your favorite Disney character or movie villain, there are other times to let your imagination soar with a food-themed outfit that'll leave everyone hungry with just one look (tasty burritos and DIY cake slices to name a few). And if you feel like time is running out to find the perfect look that's Instagram- and meme-worthy although Halloween is a few months away, browse these easy Halloween costumes you can DIY at the last minute.
When it comes to finding the right costume, first check to see what you can assemble at home. You'll be surprised by the ideas you'll come up with using materials stashed away in your closet and drawers. In other words, many of them are surprisingly cheap to create. From condiment costumes (ketchup, mustard and sriracha included) and carpool karaoke to cardboard robots and lumberjacks, Halloween outfit ideas seem endless. And if you need more options, browse through these Halloween looks for couples or groups. We even have some work-appropriate choices your boss can't not love!
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Robots Costume
"Beep, boop" your way into Halloween bash with these robot outfits. Simple cardboard boxes and colored paint are all that's needed to make these semi-realistic mechanical fits.
Get the tutorial at Tell Love and Party »
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Tropical Drink and Pool Boy Costume
Looking for a cute couples costume? Transform into a tropical drink and have your partner dress as a pool boy to match your look. You can easily DIY the straw hat with paper plates, cardstock and hot pink paint.
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY »
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Nail Polish Costume
Use a cardboard box and white cardstock to make your nail polish base, headband and brush. This is also a fun group Halloween costume idea your friends will love.
Get the tutorial at Club Crafted »
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Bubble Gum Costume
Tired of everyone asking you for a piece of gum whenever you go out? Then become the bubblegum yourself by turning a pink dress into this chewy costume.
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY »
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M&M's T-shirt costume
If you're lacking ideas and time when it comes to settling on a costume, one simple option is to gather your friends to become an M&M's trio. Purchase these shirts, then upgrade the outfit with a colored tutu.
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The Princess Bride Costume
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Wreck-It Ralph Costume
Wreck the party (but don't break the internet) by turning into one of the Wreck-It Ralph characters. From Fix-It Felix and Vanellope von Schweetz to Nicelander Mary and Ralph himself, you can find most of the attire at home, with a few accessories bought online.
Get the tutorial at See Vanessa Craft »
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Baby from 'Dirty Dancing' Costume
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Snow White Halloween Costume
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Chick Magnet Costume
When you need something quick and easy, go for the chick magnet costume. All you really need for this punny costume is the magnet — it's that easy! Dress in all black, put the magnet around your neck and have a great Halloween night.
SHOP CHICK MAGNET
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Beth and Rip from 'Yellowstone' Halloween Costume
While you can pair up with your partner for the ultimate couple's costume, it's perfectly fine to fly solo in this Yellowstone look. To look like Rip, wear a fake beard and cowboy hat, along with classic ranch attire: lightweight jacket, loose-fitting jeans and durable boots. For Beth, pair a LBD with an oversized jacket and cowboy boots.
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Rapunzel and Her Tower
Make a LOOOONG braid with yellow yarn. You'll want to loop the yarn about 30-40 times per braid section. Tie off the top to band it together. Do this three times because braids have three sections. Braid the three sections together trying to keep the braid tight and thick. Tie purple bows throughout the braid, but especially to tie the two braids together. Using a yellow beanie, glue yellow yarn to look like "hair" on the top. Leaving some longer strands in the back, tie the braid to the "hair" on the hat and also to the strap on the baby carrier (so it doesn't weigh on the baby's head/neck).
Dress the baby in pink or purple long sleeves and cover the front of the carrier in purple felt or fabric. Use pink ribbon make a corset detail with bows.
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Queen of Hearts Halloween Costume
Pair this custom collar with your favorite red dress and red lipstick for an easy Alice in Wonderland-inspired costume. To make the collar, wrap a large piece of paper around your neck so you can trim it down to the right size. Then, staple cards from a deck all around the paper collar, layering them for a fanned-out effect.
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Holy Guacamole Halloween Costume
This avo-dorable combination is both heavenly and delicious. Just print out avocado illustrations you find online and stick 'em to a green shirt. Add angel wings and a halo to complete the look.
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Cat with Yarn Ball Halloween Costume
Classic cat costumes are cute and all, but this pregnant-friendly one plays up your furry friend's spirited personality. To make, loop yellow yarn until you achieve a perfectly tangled mess and attach it to a black shirt, leaving a few strands free to give you something to chase.
SHOP CAT EARS AND TAIL
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Amanda GarrityAmanda Garrity is a lifestyle writer and editor with over seven years of experience, including five years on staff at Good Housekeeping, where she covered all things home and holiday, including the latest interior design trends, inspiring DIY ideas and gift guides for any (and every) occasion.
Mariah ThomasAssistant EditorMariah Thomas is an Assistant Editor at Good Housekeeping, where she covers home decorating ideas, gift guides and DIY projects.
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