17 Clever Halloween Costumes For Anyone With A Prime Account And A Dream

Pink and blue tie-dye dress (for ~pamplemousse~): $11.99

Blue and purple tie-dye dress (berry): $11.99

Royal blue fabric paint*: $5.97

Cute accessory I wish I'd thought of sooner: a lemon wedge purse ($15.99)

PS: If you want to make this costume with a T-shirt, you can grab one for $8.99 (several colors, sizes S–2X).

*A note about the costumes with text on them — I did all of the lettering on a Cricut, which is a fancy machine that allows a person to cut super, super precise lettering and shapes out of tons of different materials, including iron-on vinyl. I put the effort (and expense) into the lettering because it is *literally my job* to make these costumes look pretty close to perfect. If you don't have a Cricut, you can do the text/shapes with iron-on letters or fabric paint. (On the other hand, if you DO have a Cricut and want to use any of my files for your costume, email me!)

This works well as a group costume, or you can go it alone! I also love that you can accessorize the shit out of it, and really go wild with glitter/makeup/colorful hair.

Blue dress: $16.99 (sizes 2–14)

Purple dress: $15.99 (sizes 2–14)

White iron-on letters: $3.69

White fabric paint (to create simple zodiac symbols): $5.16

Alternatively, you could make this costume with a galaxy T-shirt ($12.99, unisex S–L) OR some amazing space leggings ($10.99, sizes S–2X) and a black tee ($7.94, sizes S–3X).

This is my favorite group costume idea of all time, for a few reasons: 1) The number of holidays is pretty limitless, so you can include a ton of people in it; 2) you can easily make it more casual and/or less ~normatively feminine~ (you could swap the sequined dresses for T-shirts, sweatshirts, this dress, etc.); 3) you can accessorize each costume with cheap store-bought stuff, or just go digging through your craft supplies/old holiday decor to find silly things to add on; and 4) it's the perfect opportunity to make ridiculously fancy hats/fascinators, which is basically the only thing I care about on Halloween.

Valentine's Day dress: $27.99+ (sizes S–2X)

Valentine's Day fascinator: $14.99 (I added a fake rose and a faux-fur fluff, but it totally works as is; it would also be cute to add a stuffed bear or a huge Hershey Kiss)

4th of July dress: $24.99 (one size, runs short; if you want a longer version, I can vouch for this $19.99+ one)

Thing I wish I'd added to this one: grill tools and/or fake cookout food

4th of July fascinator: $9.95 (for a pack of two)

Thanksgiving dress: $17.99+ (runs short; is low in stock — but you can get an orange one-size version for $24.99 or this nice burgundy option that comes in sizes XS–XL for $25.99)

Thanksgiving turkey hat: $6.99

Black Friday dress: $32.99 (sizes S–XL)

Black Friday hat: $8.59 (with teeny shopping bags — $5.95 — glued on)

Christmas dress: $24.99 (one size, runs short)

Christmas bulbs (around bottom of dress, actually light up!!!): $7.99

Christmas fascinator: $9.39

New Year's Eve romper: $28.99 (Note: This is AMAZING IRL — high-quality, not itchy, beautiful sequins...everyone was obsessed with it, and I actually bought one in navy for myself to wear to the BF holiday party.)

New Year's Eve fascinator: $12.39 (with a printout of a clock about to strike midnight and a bunch of other sparkly stuff glued on)

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Black dress: $17.99 (available in sizes S–5X)

White iron-on letters $5.49

White dress: $17.99 (available in sizes S–5X)

Black iron-on letters: $5.19

You could also make these costumes with T-shirts (women's: $8.95+, sizes S–3X; men's: $13.42 for a pack of four crew-neck T-shirts, sizes S–4X) or sweatshirts (black: $8+, sizes S–5XL; white: $8.99+, sizes S–3X).