11 trio Halloween costumes that won't make you feel like a third wheel

Rain 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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Sure, 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.

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If you still can't get enough of the 2000s dramedy Gilmore Girls, dress up as your favourites from Stars Hollow.

Your 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.

The Challengers inspired us to pick up a racket and take a swing. Luckily, recreating this trendy look with your crew is easy.

Another great family look, even if you don't have a toddler! Just get some colourful outfits and styrofoam balls, and you're halfway there.
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For a too-cute family Halloween costume, this 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 orange juice or bacon.

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If you also became obsessed with the viral Stanley Quenchers then why not dress up as it for Halloween? All you need is a monochromatic matching tracksuit picked out, use our Stanley template to make an iron-on patch for the front of your sweatshirt. Then it's just a matter of getting sturdy white paper plates and a white paper towel roll and gluing them together for the lid and straw. Attach the lid and straw to elastic or a headband and you're done! This idea works really well as a group costume, too.

Love a charcuterie board? Why not dress like it? This costume works best with multiple people and requires yellow and red craft paint and styrofoam cake rounds for creating the slices of Gouda, which you can then attach to a headband with hot glue or place on a wooden board as a prop to carry around. As for the grape headband, you'll have a bit of crafting to do once you buy purple tree ornaments and some floral wire. But don't worry, it's easy!

Instructions:

1. Cut several 30cm lengths of floral wire. Thread an ornament onto the centre of each wire and twist the ends together.
2. Gather all of the wired ornaments and twist the wires together to create a tapered bunch of grapes. Trim any excess wire pieces off and wrap any exposed wire with floral tape.
3. Cut a grape leaf shape from green paper and attach it to the bunch with hot glue.
4. Wire two small hair combs to the bottom of the bunch to secure onto your head. You might need some extra bobby pins to secure as well.