Spooky season is here and that means it’s time to start planning your Halloween costume. While you still have more than a month before the holiday, Spirit Halloween is ready if you need some inspo. The retailer’s annual list of the top costume trends is out, revealing what everyone will be dressing up as this year.
Here’s what you’ll see at costume parties, trick-or-treating and on social feeds this Halloween:
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- K-Pop goes supernatural – With more than 266-million streams, “KPop Demon Hunters” has shattered records to become Netflix’s most-watched title ever, and fans young and old will want to be characters including Rumi, Mira and Zoey from the group HUNTR/X.
- Witches are back in the spotlight – “Wicked: For Good” hits theaters in November, so pink and green Glinda and Elphaba-inspired costumes will be very popular.
- Heroes, assemble! – Superheroes are always big for costumes, and this year, Marvel Mania is set to take over thanks to “Fantastic Four: First Steps.” Spirit Halloween also has 30 new Spider-Man styles, with options from across the Multiverse, including Miles Morales and Spider-Girl.
- Pink-O-Ween takes over – Costumes don’t have to be scary, sometimes ghouls just wanna have fun. The retailer’s “Pink-O-Ween” collection brings sparkle, sass and glittery vibes to traditional Halloween looks, even Ghostface goes glam.
- Last player standing – “Squid Game” is Netflix’s biggest show so far and fans can show their love for the series with player tracksuits, Front Man masks and Young-Hee dresses.
- Nightmare fuel – If you’re a true horror fan who prefers genuine scares, there are all kinds of options ready to terrify, from Art the Clown to Wednesday Addams to Stack and Smoke from “Sinners.”
- Get animated – From “South Park” to “SpongeBob,” cartoon-inspired costumes are trending. Their bright colors and playful nostalgia appeal to kids and grown-ups, making them a good option for family-friendly events.
- Fits for the whole fam – Spirit is all about recognizable franchises that span decades, like “Star Wars,” “Jurassic Park” and even the comeback energy of “Happy Gilmore 2.” They have costumes for all age groups, making coordinated looks for the family easy.
Source: Better Homes & Gardens
