Princess Leia
Pregnant
Even if you're not pregnant, you can have fun acting like you are with this costume that goes the whole nine months. The point is to look as comfortable as possible in a loose-fitting dress, an "I don't care" scrunchie, and waddle-friendly flip-flops. A pillow for those of you who aren't preggers will help you pull off the look.
Zombie Bride
Live happily ever after … and after … and after, as a zombie bride who has waited an eternity to say "I do." Take an old white dress, gloves and old-fashioned white pumps. And take them into the apocalypse with dark eyeliner (to make your eyes look zombie-worthy) and fake blood (you can also use food coloring). You'll be ready to walk down the aisle to look for your next victim.
Devil
Get out your most sinful red dress for this devilish costume. The only props you'll need to get are a red horns headband and a pitchfork. Paired with sexy red heels and a black fringed wrap, you'll look like an angel in a devil's disguise.
Cat
Turn your LBD into the perfect Halloween costume. A black scarf tied around your waist (that's your tail!), animal print flats and cute headband cat ears are a mix worth meowing for. Makeup tip: Add whiskers and a nose with black eyeliner. Set it with powder, and you're ready to go!
Farmer
Get ready for a hoedown in this fun (and comfortable!) costume. You'll look like the farmer's daughter with a flannel shirt, denim overalls, cowboy boots and hat. Makeup tip: Be sure to wear lots of blush to make it look like you've been in the field all day!
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Medusa
Eye makeup is key to monster costume, as well as green, gold, and brown clothes and accessories. Pair a long sundress with gloves and metallic boots. You'll want to heavily line your eyes and then curl and tease your hair before strategically pinning gummy worms throughout it to emulate the snakes that Medusa was famous for.
