In the spirit of Halloween, here are 7 tips for picking the perfect costume:

1. The costume should be in good taste

2. The costume should be appropriate for the occasion

3. Avoid costumes that will make you sweat too much

4. When possible, avoid wearing a mask that covers your face

5. If you’re going out with friends, consider a group theme to make things easier

6. Consider what sort of activities you want to do in your costume

7. Have fun!

1. Don’t pick a lame-o costume that everyone else is going to pick.

2. Do pick a costume that hasn’t been worn before by anyone you know, ever.

3. Don’t dress as anything that anyone could reasonably mistake for a hooker or stripper.

4. Do pick a costume that is creative and unique and interesting, but not so weird that people spend the whole night asking you what it is.

5. Don’t dress as something so scary that it will ruin the evening of anyone too young or old to handle it.

6. Do be sure your costume is recognizable at first glance; otherwise, people won’t get it and you will be asked over and over throughout the party “What are you supposed to be?”

7. If you go out trick-or-treating with your kids, don’t dress in a costume so scary or sexy that other parents won’t let their kids come to your door (and therefore deny your own children candy)

Halloween is right around the corner, and you’re in a bind trying to figure out what costume to wear. You want something that’s easy, that doesn’t break the bank, and that will turn heads without having to rely on too much creativity.

If this sounds like your average Halloween conundrum, you’re in luck. Whether you’re looking for a costume to flaunt your curves or have no clue what to wear on October 31, these seven tips will help you find the perfect Halloween costume for a night of spooky fun.

1. Choose a costume that reflects your personality, who you are and what you do.

2. Make sure the costume is comfortable and easy to put on and take off.

3. Look for hidden dangers like long capes or masks with small eye holes that your child can trip over or that will restrict their vision.

4. Remove any loose accessories like strings on a cape or weapons so no one can choke on them.

5. Don’t forget about safety – make sure you can be seen!

6. Make sure the costume fits properly but isn’t too tight or scratchy – especially around the neck and arms – it shouldn’t interfere with breathing, movement or vision.

7. Add reflective tape to costumes, shoes and treat bags, so they’ll be easier to see at night.

1. Consider the climate.

If you are planning to trick-or-treat outside, you may want to consider a costume that is warm and weather appropriate. Remember layers, hats and scarves; but most importantly – jackets! Be sure to carry a small bag with mittens and a hat in case the night gets colder than you expect.

2. Leave the masks at home.

Masks can be scary for little kids as they can block their sight and limit their peripheral vision. Consider making your own non-toxic face paint or using make up instead. You can also check out this DIY tutorial for making cute animal face masks!

3. Look for flame retardant costumes and decorations.

It is important to look for costumes, wigs and accessories that are labeled flame retardant when shopping for Halloween attire. For added safety, avoid big billowy sleeves or billowy skirts that could brush against lit candles or jack-o’-lanterns on porches or steps if you are going out on Halloween night. If your child wants a non-flame resistant costume, remove any flammable decorations such as faux fur trim before leaving the house on Halloween night – just in case they get too close to candles while going door

1. Choose a costume that fits you well.

2. Select a costume that you are most comfortable in.

3. Choose a costume you can move around in easily.

4. Dress up as something you love.

5. Pick a costume that is appropriate for the event or party you are attending.

6. Select an ensemble that complements your body type and shape.

7. If all else fails, go as yourself!

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