1. Marty McFly
2. Where's Waldo (or Walda)
3. Macklemore
4. Daria
5. Max from Where The Wild Things Are
6. Totoro
Get a grey hoodie, apply felt strategically, and prepare yourself for an onslaught of hugs.
Who needs skimpy when you can rock ~cozy~?
Get a grey hoodie, apply felt strategically, and prepare yourself for an onslaught of hugs.
You're gonna get so hollered at. Directions here.
Meat cleaver optional. And bonus: You'll have everything you need (including the Johnny Depp scowl) for...
You can go with cardboard scissors or spring for a pair of gloves.
Save this pattern for the most sub-zero of climates.
You can make this yourself out of dollar-store hoodies.
Again, a sweatshirt is your greatest ally.
In case you happen to have a baby or a dog or a very teeny friend. Directions here.
Cross-holiday pollination (hollination) is what makes this country great.
This is a fairly involved costume, but you'll be able to smirk from deep within your giant mask at all the half-dressed miserable people flooding the streets.
Con: You can't use your arms. Pro: You could have a whole snowsuit on under there.
Buy this impressive garment or get a no-sew pattern here.
Or Wario, I guess, if you must. All you need is a red or green thermal, a matching hat, and a pair of overalls. Embellish/adopt an annoying accent at will.
Just print out a plumbob and wear it with your normal clothes.
Get the super-easy directions here.
Perfect for a whole cozy family.
All you need is a shawl-collared sweater and either a log or a tiny human you can swaddle in brown cloth.
The classic; this costume uses a base of thermal underwear for maximum snuggliness.