Top 20 Halloween Costumes

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Based on Internet searches...

Note number 18. :eek:


1. Pirate Costumes
2. Renaissance Costumes
3. Star Wars Costumes
4. Belly Dance Costumes
5. Fairy Costumes
6. Wizard of Oz Costumes
7. Tinkerbell Costumes
8. Jack Sparrow Costumes
9. Toga Costumes
10. Mermaid Costumes
11. Medieval Costumes
12. Playboy Bunny Costumes
13. Power Ranger Costumes
14. Superman Costumes
15. Batman Costumes
16. Pirates of the Caribbean Costumes
17. Alice in Wonderland Costumes
18. Pimp Costumes
19. Princess Costumes
20. Cinderella Costumes
 
Based on Internet searches...

Note number 18. :eek:


1. Pirate Costumes
2. Renaissance Costumes
3. Star Wars Costumes
4. Belly Dance Costumes
5. Fairy Costumes
6. Wizard of Oz Costumes
7. Tinkerbell Costumes
8. Jack Sparrow Costumes
9. Toga Costumes
10. Mermaid Costumes
11. Medieval Costumes
12. Playboy Bunny Costumes
13. Power Ranger Costumes
14. Superman Costumes
15. Batman Costumes
16. Pirates of the Caribbean Costumes
17. Alice in Wonderland Costumes
18. Pimp Costumes
19. Princess Costumes
20. Cinderella Costumes
It's amazing how many of these costumes were popular (in bold) when I was a boy back in the 1960s!!!
 
Based on Internet searches...

Note number 18. :eek:


1. Pirate Costumes
2. Renaissance Costumes
3. Star Wars Costumes
4. Belly Dance Costumes
5. Fairy Costumes
6. Wizard of Oz Costumes
7. Tinkerbell Costumes
8. Jack Sparrow Costumes
9. Toga Costumes
10. Mermaid Costumes
11. Medieval Costumes
12. Playboy Bunny Costumes
13. Power Ranger Costumes
14. Superman Costumes
15. Batman Costumes
16. Pirates of the Caribbean Costumes
17. Alice in Wonderland Costumes
18. Pimp Costumes
19. Princess Costumes
20. Cinderella Costumes


#5&7 were missed by you...they rated higher...however along the same lines dontcha' think?:D maybe #17 too!
 
Some things never change, hey Karl? We made ours, how about you?
Sometimes, but not often. With my son, though, I always made them. A trip to the local Salvation Army usually did the trick.

One year, he was Charlie Chaplin, baggy pants and all. We found some pants that were about 4 sizes too large a jacket that was about 2 sizes too small, an oversized shirt and an old tie, we borrowed a cane from my parents and bought a plastic derby. A little felt mustache finished it off. I think that costume cost me about $4 to make.

Another year, he went as Inspector Gadget, he had a trenchcoat and an old felt hat, that was another 2 or 3 bucks....

We recycled parts of the Inspector Gadget and Charlie Chaplin costumes and he went as Harpo Marx another year .... I bought a bike horn and a blonde curly wig and voila!

I'm not certain who had more fun, my son or me...
 
Sometimes, but not often. With my son, though, I always made them. A trip to the local Salvation Army usually did the trick.

One year, he was Charlie Chaplin, baggy pants and all. We found some pants that were about 4 sizes too large a jacket that was about 2 sizes too small, an oversized shirt and an old tie, we borrowed a cane from my parents and bought a plastic derby. A little felt mustache finished it off. I think that costume cost me about $4 to make.

Another year, he went as Inspector Gadget, he had a trenchcoat and an old felt hat, that was another 2 or 3 bucks....

We recycled parts of the Inspector Gadget and Charlie Chaplin costumes and he went as Harpo Marx another year .... I bought a bike horn and a blonde curly wig and voila!

I'm not certain who had more fun, my son or me...

Hey those sound great!
I think at least half the fun was making the costume..Ahhhhh the good ole days.
 
18. Pimp Costume

What? Who would want to dress up like person that makes profit from the immoral selling of another person's body. Pimps are the dreggs of society.
 
When I was 'little' we bought from the store. From 5th grade up, we were always 'hippies' or 'hobos', both of which we could make up from stuff of our mothers or fathers. ;)
 

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