There are few sibling costumes ideas that are quite as iconic as dressing as the Sanderson sisters. Heck, even Kelly Clarkson had to channel the eldest sister, Winnie!
Since this year marks the 30th anniversary of the beloved Halloween film Hocus Pocus, fans have been watching the 1993 classic and even dressing their kids and dogs as the characters. Although we love all the version of those witchy sisters, we're still not quite over the cuteness of three little girls from Waco, Texas, whose Halloween costume photo shoot went totally viral!
Landri Grabenstein, pictured when she was 6, and her twin sisters Alli and Maddi, (8 at the time), transformed into the iconic Sanderson sisters for a photoshoot and we are obsessed!
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The costume idea came after watching the classic film.
"October 1st rolls around and they're asking, 'Mommy, can we watch Hocus Pocus?'" mom Heather Grabenstein told Good Morning America per ABC News.
Last year, the sisters dressed as superheroes Wonder Woman, Batgirl, and Harley Quinn. The year prior, they went as the Powerpuff Girls.
Hello, this look is perfect!
Landri nailed the look and facial expressions of Mary, the witch played by Kathy Najimy in the movie. Yep, that is the perfect face for the Mary, who probably had a little more sass than she had brains in both of the Hocus Pocus movies!
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Winifred, played by Bette Midler in the film, was perfectly imitated by Maddi.
We're not sure if Maddi is the firstborn of the set of twins, but she is definitely capturing the undisputed big sister energy of Bette Middler's bossy witch sister! We mean that as an absolute compliment, of course.
Alli dressed up in a pink and purple gown as Sarah, played by Sarah Jessica Parker.
Anyone else feel a sudden urge to say "Amuck, amuck, amuck?"
The magical photos were shot by Heather Rust Photography, who is also based in Waco.
"They are the sassiest little things," the photographer shared. "I thought it might go viral, but nothing like this."
After going viral, Heather said she's not sure how she can top her daughter's costumes next year.
"But you can bet I'm going to figure out something," she told Good Morning America.
It's so good, we're honestly shook!
