Halloween Costumes Made From Clothing You'll Actually Wear IRL

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If you haven't done so already, it's time to lock in your Halloween costume. We know putting together a look can quickly become expensive. But with a little creativity (and fast shipping), you can create a costume using closet staples that are reasonably priced—and that you'll actually wear again IRL.

To make your life even easier, we selected the perfect accessories to complete your costume.

From a crisp white button down to classic LBD, each of these pieces can be used to create a number of looks. You might own some of these pieces already, which means all you need to craft your costume is the right accessories.

Whether you hate putting together costumes, are looking for something last-minute, or just don't want to spend a lot, these Halloween costumes use staple pieces that you'll actually wear come November 1.

SENSERISE Women's Striped Long Sleeve Shirt

This soft, striped long-sleeve top makes the ultimate fall layering piece. Choose from 12 colors.

Olivian Black Low Back Sleeveless Mini Dress

There's no shortage of occasions to style this high-neck sleeveless LBD, from date night to holiday parties. 

Vintage Women's Lightweight Shortalls

Come spring or summer, you can wear these cutoff overalls from OG denim brand Levi's with a cropped tank or baby tee.

How We Choose

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