6 Last Minute Costume Ideas For The Dwyer & Michaels Halloween Ball
With Halloween right around the corner and the Dwyer & Michaels Halloween Ball TONIGHT, it's time to start putting on your costume. But what do you do if you've procrastinated and haven't had time to put together the perfect outfit? Fear not, as there are plenty of costume ideas using items you already have in your closet!
6 Last Minute Costume Ideas For The Dwyer & Michaels Halloween Ball
1. Tourist
Channel your inner tourist by digging out your tackiest, most brightly-colored shirt. Add some shorts, socks with sandals, a straw hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen on your nose, and you're good to go. Don't forget to carry around a camera to complete the look!
2. Lumberjack
If you're feeling lumberjack-esque, a flannel shirt paired with jeans and a beanie is all you need. If you have kids, look for a toy ax lying around for bonus points.
3. Mummy
Who says you need to buy expensive mummy bandages to pull off this spooky look? All you need are some strips of fabric or old white T-shirts to wrap around yourself. Bonus points if you add some fake blood for effect.
4. Bank Robber
For an easy bank robber costume, grab a pair of black leggings, a black and white striped shirt, and a little black mask. To really sell the look, carry around some fake money or a loot bag.
5. Bob Ross
If you're a fan of Bob Ross, why not dress up as him for Halloween? All you need is a button-down shirt and jeans, and you can make a small paint palette out of cardboard to complete the look.
6. Barbie
Finally, one of the biggest costume trends this year is Barbie. Channel your inner doll by dressing up in anything pink with high heels, or brightly-colored workout clothes, tube socks, and rollerblades.
Don't stress about your Halloween costume this year – with these simple and easy-to-find items from your closet, you can still look spooktacular at the party.
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