Wyatt Edwards is the Internet Wizard at HalloweenCostumes.com, where he is lead editor and writes about superheroes and pop culture. He has been interviewed about costume trends by numerous entertainment and news outlets.
His past costumes include a rocket surgeon, Wikipedia, Optimus Prime, and a picnic. Yes, a picnic. Wyatt also plays Dungeons & Dragons but doesn't put on fancy costumes for that. You can find him on BlueSky @wyattriot.bsky.social.
Did you fall in love with Hulu's The Bear as much as we did? Everything about the show was just...*chef's kiss*! Now we've seen plenty written about the show's high-fashion clothing, but we wanted to come up with costume ideas for the chef or cook outfits. And unlike the expensive clothing, a chef Halloween costume shouldn't break the bank. Let's take a look!
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2023 is shaping up to be the year of aliens and UFOs—or unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) as they're now being called.
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Our favorite video trend right now is "My Name Is Lewis", also known as "I am not a jack-o-lantern". The original TikTok has inspired countless videos—and also gave us plenty of "My Name Is Lewis" costume and decor ideas! If you're thinking of dressing as Lewis this year, take a look—and be sure to keep reading for our own TikTok Lewis video!
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It's always Wabbit Season Duck Season Halloween Season here at HalloweenCostumes.com! And to celebrate, we whipped up these Looney Tunes coloring pages with fun Halloween themes. You can download the printable files to color with crayons or colored pencils, or digitally color the images in your favorite coloring program—or both. They're totally free for personal use. So enjoy Mummy Sylvester, Count Porky Pig, and the rest of your favorite Looney Tune characters—with a spooky twist!
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Our local Major League Baseball team, the Minnesota Twins, had their "Rookie Dress-Up Day" recently—and we were happy to see them wearing some of our own costumes! Keep reading for more about the Twins' (and other MLB teams') Dress-Up Days and the history behind the day itself.
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Halloween is almost here! That means trick-or-treating (for 26% of adult Americans), carving a simple jack-o-lantern (35%), and hoping to run into Wednesday Addams (48%). We surveyed 1,086 adults in the U.S. about their Halloween aesthetic, spending habits, and how they decorate for the season. Keep reading for the results of our 2023 Halloween in America survey!
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