Top 10 Halloween Costumes

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Halloween is one of the greatest holidays of the year, in my opinion. Everyone gets the chance to dress up and be whoever or whatever they want to be. 2019 Halloween was one for the books for all of the creative costumes I saw this year. Of course every year someone wears the classic costumes like a Playboy Bunny or a mermaid. Each year college students learn to be more and more creative. Here is a list of my top 10 favorite costumes from this year.
  1. Wreck-it Ralph and Vanellope Von Schweets
  2. All of the Fairly Odd Parents
  3. Mia Wallace
  4. Steve Erwin and an Alligator (This was the funniest one I saw)
  5. The Teletubbies
  6. A “party” animal
    1. Paired with a sign, “Do not feed the party animal”
  7. American Horror Stories seasons 1-6
    1. My Friends and I were the witches from Coven
  8. Wesley and Princess Buttercup from The Princess Bride
  9. Harry Potter and his spirit animal
    1. A costume like this was by far the coolest Harry Potter themed look I’ve seen. I would have never thought to do something as creative as this costume.
  10. Ahoy Boy (Steve Harrington) and Ahoy Girl (Robin) from Stranger Things
    1. I’m a huge Stranger Things fan so I was a total geek about anyone dressed as these characters. Nobody did Steve’s hair justice though. 
I am so excited to see where college students continue to take costumes. Between the creative ones and the minimal effort ones they continue to be entertaining every year. I will miss college Halloween.

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