1Beanie Babies
Mike Garten. Costumes by Lis Engelhart and Alex Mata.Transport back to the 90s with these costumes that channel the Beanie Baby craze. Grab your favorite sweatsuits then DIY some accessories to bring it all together.
Get the look: Cut ears from felt and attach them to a hoodie using hot glue. Craft a heart-shaped tag from red cardstock. Punch a hole and tie around your neck using red ribbon. For an extra authentic look, cover the tag in clear contact paper so it doesn’t lose value (wink wink!).
2Citrus Slices
Studio DIYFor a refreshing twist on the Halloween costume, you and your pals can easily DIY these adorable slices of lime, lemon, and orange.
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3Minions
We absolutely love this costume because it's so cute and easy to pull off. As a bonus, everything you have to buy for the look can be reused later on.
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4Weather
Studio DIYRain or shine, you'll look amazing on Halloween with this costume for your trio. Complete with a rainbow, we can't get enough of this one from Studio DIY.
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5Lip Smackers
Mike GartenSure, they were released in the '70s, but no one lived for these lip balms like '90s babies.
Get the look: Use iron on transfer paper to add the Lip Smaker logo to a simple cotton dress. Create the cap headpiece with a clear plastic bucket. Simply remove the handle and replace it with a piece of elastic to secure on your head. Pop on some extra lip gloss, jelly sandals and a scrunchie for a totally 90s look.
Get the printable template
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6Gilmore Girls
Mike GartenIf you still can't get enough of the 2000s dramedy Gilmore Girls, dress up as your favorites from Stars Hollow.
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7Hot Dog and Condiments
Studio DIYThere's nothing like a hot dog at a barbecue. Look back on those fun summer days by dressing up as a dog and its complements, or, condiments. And prepare to fight with anyone who says ketchup doesn't belong on a hot dog.
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8Severance
Mike GartenYour innie deserves to take a walk in the real world. The best part about dressing as these Severance characters is that you can basically rely on your current in-office wardrobe.
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9Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach
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10Abbott Elementary
Mike GartenGather your girl group and dress up as your favorite teachers from Abbott Elementary. Select the character that best matches your personality and prepare for a night full of comedic antics.
11Candyland
Courtesy of Living After MidniteIf your friends played Candyland over and over again as kids, you'll love this nostalgic costume. The third member of the trio is dressed as a sugary sundae, but you can also rock the costume of any other board game favorite.
Get the tutorial at Living After Midnite »
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12Tenniscore
Mike GartenThe Challengers inspired us to pick up a racket and take a swing. Luckily, recreating this trendy look with your crew is easy.
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13Soda
Studio DIY 14Hungry, Hungry Hippos
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15Cooks & Lobster
Photo by.Ignacio Ayestaran//Getty ImagesYour kid is probably cute enough to eat. Please, don't do that, but you should dress as cooks and a little lobster.
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16Bath Buds
Studio DIY 17Avocado Toast
Hello, WonderfulFor a too-cute family Halloween costume is so easy to make, plus it works as a maternity outfit. If you have a fourth in your family, feel free to have them go as an orange juice.
Get the tutorial at Hello, Wonderful »
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18Wizard of Oz
Rachel Kenny/InstagramGlinda the Good Witch, the Tin Man, and Dorothy have never looked so cute! With some tulle and a few extra accessories, you and your family can copy this amazing group costume.
See more on Rachel Kenny's Instagram »

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Cameron (she/her) is a staff writer for Good Housekeeping, where she covers everything from holidays to food. She is a graduate of Syracuse University, where she received a B.A. in magazine journalism. In her spare-time she can be found scrolling TikTok for the latest cleaning hacks and restaurant openings, binge-watching seasons of Project Runway or online shopping.
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