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5 TV- and movie-inspired costumes to model this Halloween

Asia HardenbyAsia Harden
October 30, 2017
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It’s that time of the year again. With Halloween right around the corner, there are horror movies to watch, haunted houses to explore and candy to be eaten. The festivities are here to stay for a while, and these five television- and movie-inspired Halloween costumes will make your night anything but typical.

By Emily Hoffman

Pennywise from “It”

This creepy clown took over the box office just a few weeks ago in the hit movie “It.” Not only are demonic clowns a Halloween classic, but with all the recent buzz, this costume would be current. Who knows? After the initial scare, maybe you’ll chat the night away giving out your horror movie recommendations. If you don’t have a clown suit lying around, have a little fun creating a look that is recognizable yet different. Hopefully, you’ll spend your time dishing out more treats than tricks and staying away from the sewers.

What you’ll need:

  • Face paint or clown mask
  • Red wig
  • Clown attire
  • Red balloon
By Emily Hoffman

Cher from “Clueless”

“Clueless” is a go-to movie for many girls’ nights, so why not channel Cher herself this Halloween? Just as Cher navigated her way through Beverly Hills, a few Halloween parties should be nothing she can’t handle. The queen of all things prep and glam, this is the perfect costume to live out your inner diva. For this look, there are many Cher outfits to choose from, but go with her classic plaid and you’ll be unmistakable. And do not forget to perfect your “Ugh, as if!”

What you’ll need:

  • Plaid skirt (preferably yellow)
  • Matching cardigan or blazer
  • White knee high socks
  • Mary Jane shoes

 

By Emily Hoffman

Will Smith in “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”

Nothing could be more fun than the Fresh Prince himself. If we are being honest, most of us have imagined ourselves having crazy adventures in Bel-Air since we were kids. Plus, it is the perfect opportunity to play around with ’80s and ’90s fashion. To make this costume work, start with a colorful jacket or shirt that could function as the focal point of the costume. Something with a funky pattern or a simple color block would be great. Pair that with denim and a hat, and you are good to go. Channel Will’s signature charisma, and you will be the life of the party!

What you’ll need:

  • Colorful shirt or jacket
  • Denim jeans
  • Hat
By Emily Hoffman

Eleven from “Stranger Things”

“Stranger Things” has taken over the internet, especially with the second season’s recent release on Netflix. Halloween is the perfect time to pay tribute to one of the show’s most iconic characters. Eleven’s signature outfit makes for costume success. You’ll definitely need a pink collared dress and a blue jacket to make this costume work. A box of Eggos would be a nice finishing touch.

What you’ll need:

  • Pink collared dress
  • Blue jacket
  • White knee high socks
  • Box of Eggos

 

Jughead from “Riverdale”

By Emily Hoffman

“Riverdale” is another binge-worthy television show. With the secrets and lies hidden in this town, you never know what will happen next. At the forefront of all the drama, alongside his friend Archie, is the beloved Jughead. This costume is simple yet very recognizable due to the signature jacket and beanie that Jughead always seems to be wearing. Also be sure to wear dark colors, since this character likes to keep an air of mystery about himself.

What you’ll need:

  • Gray beanie
  • Denim jacket
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