21 Insanely Creative Halloween Costumes For You And Your Friends

(Yes, he knows he's extra.) Learn how to make the burrito here.

To make this costume, add ~scary~ ghosts to a black T-shirt, tuck the top into a tulle skirt, and wrap everything up in extra sparkly tulle.

Start with three baseball T-shirts. We bought the iron-on numbers for the front and back at Michaels and — after much debate about what acts go with each base — added the details with a Cricut and iron-on material. This is how we made all of our T-shirt-based costumes, but you could easily just use a stencil, iron-on letters, or — if you're feeling brave and crafty — freehand 'em.

(The trophy is made from an inexpensive toy shield!)

This costume, by contrast, has absolutely no chill whatsoever.

Get the oversized PJs on Amazon.

Who knew a French twist and an eyeliner 'stache could turn a girl into such a pretty male mogul?! Get Cookie's dress here and the wig here. Both her coat and Lucious's suit are from Burlington Coat Factory.

We made the covered wagon costume using a box and wood contact paper, pipe insulation from Home Depot (you could also use pool noodles), and muslin. The ox costume is basically just horns/ears.

The can costume is made from silver poster boards covered in felt. The Gene just takes a bandana, a cutoff T-shirt, and an apron.

Relationship goals.

Cat ears + a cone of shame for the win!

For you grammar nerds.

Sry to whoever has to be Aunt Viv #2; everyone knows #1 was far superior.

Finally, a use for that bridesmaid dress you were told you'd ~totally~ wear again. Add tiaras, and use iron-on letters to create the sashes.

As mentioned above, we made the covered wagon costume using a box and wood contact paper, pipe insulation from Home Depot (you could also use pool noodles), and muslin. The ox costume just needs horns/ears. The dysentery, tombstone, river ("Ford me, baby!"), and trail are all simple T-shirt costumes.

Perfect dog optional.

Unless you were one of those MONSTERS who took the tag off your BBs.

To make the china shop costume, start with a store-bought Alice in Wonderland dress (or a French maid costume) and add pieces from a doll tea set to the dress and to a headband with E6000 glue. You can add the sign with iron-on material or print it out and attach it to the headband.

Buy Founding Fathers wigs at Halloween store and accessorize them with things dads like: transition lenses, WD-40, Bud Light, socks with sandals, etc. Laugh wildly at your own jokes.