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These H&M Halloween Costumes Are Easy and Affordable

Don't get spooked out by what we're about to say, but Halloween 2019 is just around the corner. Yep, as we enter the scary month of October (and stores start to sell decorations of all kinds), it's kind of hard not to have Halloween, and, in turn, a costume, on your mind. But the whole process of thinking up an idea and getting said materials to execute the idea is not for everyone. If you feel like your creative side is in need of an idea boost, look no further than today's focus: the best H&M Halloween costumes you can make with affordable pieces from the retailer that—wait for it—can actually still be worn once Halloween is over. Hence, no one-time getup that you spend big bucks on only to pack away into storage and never reach for again.

Without further ado, read on to see and shop the key pieces to create some of this year's cleverest costumes (many of which fashion girls will get a chuckle out of) and some more classic pop culture–inspired looks, too. 

Add a tag that says Pantone Color of the Year if you think your friends will be confused by this costume.
The perfect LBD lends itself well to a Posh Spice costume.
Channel your inner Cheetah Girl with this fun sweater.
This might be the easiest costume ever. Add braids.
Bold makeup will complete this costume.
Don't forget a cool top hat.
This outfit is so on-trend right now, too.
Craft a pair of paper scissors and get ready to give people a scare. 
Your trend-savvy friends will love this.
Pair with a pink top, pink-tinted sunnies, and a toy Chihuahua.
Add mouse ears and some simple makeup, and you're good to go.
Googles Black Swan makeup tutorials.
This top-and-pant combo will make you want to rock the night away.
This dress is a bit pricier, but you can wear it for all your upcoming holiday festivities, too.
Complete the look with white go-go boots.

Next up, easy costumes you can get at Forever 21.



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