Angela Poch is an Inbound Marketing Specialist and Resident Crazy Cat Lady at HalloweenCostumes.com, where she is an assistant editor and covers tutorials, crafting and pop culture. Angela has created costumes and props for Halloween events, conventions and Renaissance festivals.
Some of her favorite costumes include 90s Rogue, a custom Jedi, warrior elf, and some nameless Renaissance pirate. (She’s still figuring out how to make a Jedi light-chakram.) You can find her on Bluesky @angela-poch.bsky.social or her cats on Instagram @stardustnebulanova.
What's your favorite part about attending a pop culture convention? Are you excited about roaming the vendor room looking for goodies from your favorite artists and makers? Maybe you're eager to visit all the panels or snag those sweet celebrity autographs. These are all great answers, but we're going to discuss one of our personal favorites—cosplay! Whether you're new to the art of cosplay or a seasoned veteran, several factors will determine how you'll be preparing for and...
One of the biggest names in TV comedy is hitting 45—Saturday Night Live! They've had us singing, dancing and laughing at their vast array of kooky characters for years, so why not turn your SNL faves into Halloween costumes? Share your favorite animals with everyone as Brian Fellow or make up a cheer for any mundane activity as one of the Spartan cheerleaders. You can even show off some of your best moves as a Chippendales dancer! These SNL Halloween costume ideas for adults are a combination of full costumes you can buy and DIYs, but you're always welcome to improvise as one of your favorite comedians.
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It's hard to believe that we have been blessed with half a century of Saturday Night Live, lovingly referred to as SNL. From its humble beginnings in 1975 to the household name it is today, we have watched as budding comedy stars launched their careers on late-night TV. Let's take a look back at the show's most iconic moments, from great sketches to hosts and other shenanigans!
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How often do you or your child wear Halloween costumes outside of Halloween? Many people dress up for costume parties, conventions, spirit days, and more. However, kids and teachers may get additional opportunities to wear educational costumes for school! For example, dressing as a historical figure is common for history projects or history teachers. If you need a historical figure costume, you've come to the right place! Keep reading to discover our favorite historical person costume ideas.
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What are your favorite types of Halloween decorations? Some people love cozy indoor Halloween décor, while others appreciate rustic pumpkins, gourds, and hay bales. While we still love these things, there's a special place in our hearts for scary animatronics. They really bring your setup to life! HalloweenCostumes.com is having a special February product launch of our latest animatronics, some of which we're bringing to this year's TransWorld's Halloween & Attractions Show. Allow us to introduce you to our latest lineup of new Halloween animatronics and decorations!
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Celebrations where people prepare all year long are few and far between. Most people wait to shop for Christmas until Black Friday or Cyber Monday. Americans flock to see the fireworks on the 4th of July and maybe throw a barbeque or two. Many people also wait for the month before Halloween to start getting their Halloween costumes. But Carnival is a big deal, and many people work on building floats, making costumes and practicing their dances and parade marches in the off-season. Carnival and Mardi Gras celebrations are simply spectacular, and with that amount of preparation, it's no wonder why! People flock to watch these festivities from around the world, too. If you're in the market for a Carnival costume or Mardi Gras costume to wear to one of these events or a similarly-themed party, check out these costume ideas for different Carnival celebrations around the world!
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