10 Fashion-Themed Costume Ideas To Try This Halloween - Fashionista

10 Fashion-Themed Costume Ideas To Try This Halloween

Here are some of our (super easy) suggestions for being a Halloween style star, on the street and in the party, with inspiration from some of our favorite fashion icons (yes, you, Choupette):
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Fashion doesn't sleep--not even on Halloween!

I mean if you think The Man Repeller's

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The Inspiration: One of fashion’s most legendary love stories: Karl Lagerfeld and Choupette. Try not to

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The Inspiration: You can’t hold Betsey Johnson down. Celebrate the resilience of one of fashion's most beloved personalities with this festive costume. Don’t forget to do cartwheels all night long!

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The Inspiration: Bill Cunningham: The OS--that is, the original street style photographer, whom “we all get dressed for,” according to Anna Wintour.

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The Inspiration: Andy Warhol (ahem,

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The Inspiration: Everyone’s newest guilty pleasure (and

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The Inspiration: Gangnam Style! I already know of three guys planning to be Psy this year--meaning it's officially a trend!

The Formula: • The

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The Inspiration: Your most precious accessory as... your most precious accessory. I saw this Chanel 2.55 bag kiddie costume on Pinterest, as did thousands of others who promptly re-pinned it. Equally as amazing and adorable is the most coveted bag of all: The Hermes Birkin--on an adorable child.

The Formula: No idea. But the original crafty blogger who created

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The Inspiration: Fashion’s favorite athlete and potential fashion designer: Ryan Lochte. As the only one of us that has

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The Inspiration: Couples costume alert! Kimye--the moniker for supercouple Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, duh-- is hotter and more monochromatic than ever. The only rules for dressing like this celeb pair? Leather, chains, and no kolors.

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The Inspiration: Ok, so this one's more of a DIY--but one of the easier, more creative ones! Have your own fashion grievances? Let them out with this Hedi Slimane-inspired costume: An open letter! Cut holes in the pillow case for your arms and head. Address the "envelope" to EVERYONE, return address 'YSL,' and put on lots of stamps. Bonus points if Lady Gaga tweets about it.

The Formula: • Fabric paint • white pillowcase • Lots of stamps

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Ah, Halloween... A night when college students, professionals, and celebrities can all dress like cheap hookers in public with little or no repercussions. It used to be that you had to wait, longingly, until you were a teenager to get all skankified. When I was little, my mom always forced me to weather-proof my Halloween costumes because it was “going to be really cold out.” (I must add that I was still the coolest Princess Jasmine ever with a beige turtleneck under my turquoise crop top.) But based on the costumes available to pre-adolescents today, times have seriously changed. Apparently, frost-bite is no longer a concern! Neither is looking like a child prostitute. A quick peruse through the myriad of specialty costume sites was enough to educate me on how the elementary and middle school set is now expected to celebrate Halloween. Some noteworthy info: No little girl's costume is complete without a microscopic tutu. Fishnets are perfectly appropriate children's wear and not at all suggestive. And female fire fighters wear shiny go-go boots. So without further ado, here's a list of some stand-out, pedo-friendly costumes for you to look out for in your neighborhood this October 31. If you thought those Pretty Woman and Dolly Parton outfits on Toddlers & Tiaras were appropriate and adorable, just wait until you've seen “Pretty Lil' Kitty” and “Tween Kimono Cutie Geisha”! You just wait.