Choosing the right Halloween costume requires careful thought and planning. Do you, for example, go with the season's hot new trend or a tried-and-true standard? Well, imagine his surprise when the uncle of Redditor LiarInGlass discovered he doesn't need a costume because he's already wearing one.
'Top Gun'-related costumes have been fairly popular during the last few Halloweens, but this elaborate get-up involving 8-month-old twins dressed as Maverick and Goose stands out for its incredible attention to detail and rockin' Kenny Loggins soundtrack.
In what may be the trippiest Halloween costume ever, Mark Rober, a mechanical engineer at NASA, connected two iPads using FaceTime, with each one displaying the image from the front-view camera on the other, and attached them to the front and back of his torso.
The end result makes it appear as though you're looking right through a hole in his midsection.
It's the end of October. There's a chill in the air and a FEMA-sized stockpile of candy in every aisle of every store. Black cats have gone into hiding. That's right, my pretties, Halloween has come again. As the witchi
Babies love piggyback rides. And while society dictates that generally the baby is the one doing the piggybacking, there's no reason to believe he or she wouldn't get just as much joy out of carrying Dad around for once.
At least that's what we think this father-son combo was going for when they put together this amusing Halloween costume. Check it out below.
Heidi Klum is arguably the celebrity queen of Halloween, having gone as a robot, a raven, a kitty cat and a Hindu goddess in holidays' past.
This year she has two costumes, including Bat Boy, the mascot for the notorious supermarket tabloid 'Weekly World News.'
The Munsters. The Addams Family. The Von Trapps. These famous fictional families made a habit out of appearing together in costume. After all, nothing screams "familial bond" like donning face paint and lederhosen as a nuclear unit
Halloween is just a few days away and since this annual holiday falls on a Monday, parties are bound to pop up during the weekend to accommodate those who have to go to work without hangovers on (though that probably won't stop people from having too many candy corn martinis).
The only problem is that you don't have a costume. You could throw on a dirty old bedsheet, cut a few holes in it and tell people you're a beige ghost. Or you could actually be clever and in-tune with what's happening and hip (as the kids say) by going as viral video star the honey badger.
Sure putting together a costume of such a fearsome sounding creature sounds like you'll be sitting at a sewing machine all night trying to un-sew the sleeve of your shirt out of your costume, but it's actually one of the simpler clever costumes you can put together for 2011. After the jump, we'll show you how.
Halloween is less than a week away and the ladies of 'The View' are no doubt gearing up to surprise viewers with outlandish costumes like they do every year. Luckily for fans, they offered a look at Halloween costumes of years past.