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51 Best Halloween Costume Ideas To Win Spooky Season

by 01/10/2025
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Sophie Turner looked truly smokin’ in her 2024 Halloween look, channelling the ultra-hot Trinity from The Matrix. Realistically, all you need is some black PVC and some sunglasses to recreate this one, so it’s perfect for a last-minute costume idea.

2. Carrie Bradshaw

Whether you go for one of her unhinged And Just Like That looks or one of the most memorable looks from Sex And The City, a Carrie Bradshaw costume is one that will be instantly recognised. Back in 2023, model Larsen Thompson was inspired by Carrie’s iconic wedding dress for this Halloween costume, which we think is a total winner.

51 Best Halloween Costume Ideas To Win Spooky Season

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3. Britney Spears in Toxic

It’s Britney, bitch. In 2023, Paris Hilton paid homage to another icon when she wore this iconic blue stewardess outfit from Britney Spears’ Toxic music video.

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4. Bratz Dolls

We are seriously impressed with the attention to detail in this look. Kim and Khloe rocked the famous Bratz doll pout with this 2023 look.

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