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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly - 39 Amazing Celebrity Halloween Costume Snaps!

Hannah Weil — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 07:55:46 PDT

Halloween parties kicked off over the weekend and didn't wrap till the wee hours of this morning, drawing celebs from NYC to LA out for the festivities. Now that the holiday's officially over, you've got 364 days to start brainstorming next year's killer costume and we've rounded up our favorite celebrity costumes to help inspire. From the guests at Kate Hudson and Heidi Klum's Halloween bashes, celebrity guests got busy dressing the part - from the good, like Lauren Conrad's sweet Minnie Mouse style to the downright scary - Heidi, we're looking at your cadaver suit - all style rules went out the window. Instead, we're looking to the wacky, zany, and all-out creative for high-impact Halloween looks.Click through for this year's best celebrity costumes, then be sure to share your favorite in comments.

10 Seriously Questionable Costumes For Kids

LilSugar — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 16:44:29 PDT

At what point do kids' costumes cross the line from innocent fun to inappropriately awkward, culturally insensitive - or worse?

Would you let your lil one wear any of these for Halloween?

Halloween Costume Ideas From Alexa Chung, Elizabeth Olsen, and More!

FabSugar — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 10:10:03 PDT

Still in need of an awesome Halloween costume idea? Don't worry, we've got you covered! We asked a few of our favorite trend-setting celebrities and designers what they plan on dressing up as this year - from a palm tree to a fairy to something very hairy, watch our video to get some creative Halloween costume inspiration. On Allison: Topshop jacket, Frieda and Nellie bracelets.

5 Ultra Cute - and Ultra Cheap - Halloween Costumes

Brittney Stephens — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 03:30:28 PDT

Halloween is in less than a week, and for those of you who still haven't found the right costume, it's officially time to pull yourselves together! There are still a few days to craft a look worthy of winning a costume contest - and we've styled up five easy, affordable ideas to help get you started. The best part? You probably already have most of the components in your closet. From a sneaky suspect to a Grecian goddess, click through now to see and shop our somewhat slapped together, budget-friendly costume looks.

5 Last-Minute Stops For Hilarious Halloween Costumes

Hannah Weil — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:37:35 PDT

Halloween is only five days away, so if you haven't found your costume yet, it's time to get going. With the pressure mounting for high-impact looks, we're turning to five of our favorite Halloween shops, each with its own stock of hilarious goods for outfitting the perfect costume. These stores are loaded with the right stuff, from full-bodied suits to minimal-effort-required accessories. Sometimes all it takes is a little quirky-cool gear like a pair of hilarious black photo bar glasses ($12) or Sue's Glee megaphone ($15) to pull together your costume on the fly. In any case, all the resources are here and the countdown is on - click through to find what you need fast!

Halloween Costume Idea: Iconic Photographer Bill Cunningham

Chi Diem Chau — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 10:30:38 PDT

Bill Cunningham is a fashion fixture - and the cutest photographer we know. With his documentary, aptly titled Bill Cunningham New York, released earlier this year, Bill and his signature blue jacket are high on the pop culture radar, and for good reason. He's been capturing street style for the New York Times since the '70s. We think this would make for a totally unique, ultracomfortable, and ultimately functional costume (everyone will want you to take their pic!). Want to be Bill? Click the links to shop.

Shop the look: Old Navy Khakis ($25), Lomography Camera ($48), Need Supply Blazer ($32)

A Quick and Cool Mummy DIY Halloween Costume

Chi Diem Chau — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 13:00:24 PDT

Instead of purchasing an expensive Halloween costume this year, we suggest you stretch out those DIY fingers and make your own. To help you get inspired, we teamed up with Holy Tee designer Michelle Zacks - purveyor of the most incredibly soft tees, skirts, and dresses you can imagine - to make our very own mummy costume out of, you guessed it, t-shirts. Not only was it super easy to put together, the results, as you can see, were amazing. All you need are a bunch of old tees or a t-shirt pack, a ruler, scissors, camisole, and leggings or biker shorts, depending on how much coverage you want. We used a white tee for our DIY, but you can always opt for black tees or stain your white t-shirts with fake blood or dirt to mix things up. Ready to make your very own mummy for Halloween? Just click the slideshow to see our step-by-step instructions. Also, check out this video for a behind-the-scenes look at how we wrapped it on Michelle's adorable assistant, Carla.

5 Ways to Dress Up Your Tracksuit For Halloween

Leta Shy — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 03:06:03 PDT

It's crunch time for Halloween costumes, and if you're like me you still haven't gotten around to planning one. If our previous fitness-inspired guide to Halloween costumes didn't get the creative wheels turning, check out these ideas for dressing up a staple of workout wear, the tracksuit! If you have one in your closet, then read on for your guide on classic tracksuit-wearing characters in pop culture. Bonus points if your tracksuit is either red ($65 for jacket and $55 for bottoms) or bright yellow.

Halloween Costume Idea: Karl Lagerfeld

Noria Morales — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 03:30:29 PDT

Looking for a fashion-inspired Halloween costume? Few men are as iconic as Karl Lagerfeld, and his black and white uniform makes for an amazing costume that will get you major fashion props. Just click the links below to shop.

Shop the look:

Forzieri Women's Black Perforated Fingerless Leather Gloves ($84)

ASOS Black Tie ($11)

KW Sunglasses ($10)

George Washington Wig ($43)

5 Doctor Who Costumes, 1 Thrift Store Trip

Kelly Schwarze — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 03:17:55 PDT

Halloween superstores provide a peek at what you'll see at parties this season, but many of them don't have the really exciting costumes we're searching for - like Doctor Who characters! One trip to a large, local thrift store or charity shop will provide enough mixing-and-matching options to have you dressed as a favorite Doctor or companion on Halloween night. It can take some time to wade through the racks, bins, and shelves of clothing, but get creative with your inspiration, and you'll look like you just stepped off the TARDIS without spending a Gallifreyan-sized fortune.

Source: BBC