What are you going to wear to the zombie apocalypse? It’s a question that’s on everyone’s mind these days, and with good reason. At some point, the undead will rise, and once that happens, there’s no telling what will happen next. But one thing is certain: you’ll need to be prepared to look your best. So don’t wait until the last minute. Start planning your costume now.
What follows is a brief guide to creating an outfit for a zombie apocalypse along with tips for other apocalypse costumes. [Note: these costumes are not suitable for actual zombie apocalypses.]
This article will show you how to create a costume for a zombie apocalypse. It will also provide tips on creating a costume for an alien invasion, nuclear war, or an asteroid impact.
First things first: your outfit. Wearing all black is boring and unoriginal. Also, many people in the zombie apocalypse will be wearing all black. This means you’ll be an easy target. To stand out from the crowd, try one of these creative outfits:
1) A full firefighter suit with oxygen tank and fire extinguisher. You’ll look like a badass and it should offer some protection against flames (which are often featured in apocalyptic scenarios).2) The same thing as suggested above, but with a cat on your shoulder instead of the fire extinguisher.3) A cute dress with a kitten on your shoulder. This will make the zombies think twice before attacking you because they’ll be too busy wondering what’s up with you and that cat. But if they do attack, at least you’ll go down looking fabulous.
4) Just wear your normal clothes (or in my case, pajamas). This works especially well if you’re still wearing them from when you went to bed the night before the zombie outbreak happened.
I am not the only person to notice that zombies are taking over the world. There may be a zombie apocalypse in my lifetime, and if that happens I plan to be ready. The first step is to have an awesome costume.
An outfit for a zombie apocalypse should both protect you from being bitten by a zombie and allow you to do things like walk, run, drive, and shoot guns without looking stupid. A good starting point is a motorcycle outfit. If you have one of these, you likely already have most of what you need except for a helmet. I recommend getting one of these:
A red helmet will make it easier for your friends to find you in the chaos of the apocalypse.
Well, it’s that time of year again when I start to notice the leaves turning and the temperature dropping. That means it’s time to start planning your Halloween costume.
This year is all about the apocalypse. Zombies, nuclear fallout, Mad Max-style desert wastelands are all the rage these days. So, if you’re feeling really inspired and want to create a whole post-apocalyptic world around your costume, here are some ideas for others to complement your zombie getup:
* A water bottle scavenger – Design your outfit with a lot of pockets for holding water bottles. You can also use a backpack or any other kind of bag.
* A human shield – If you have a friend that doesn’t mind being touched on Halloween and you’re worried about going out alone into a crowd of zombies, try dressing up as an “army” member with a human shield strapped to you.
* A survivor in need – For this one you’ll want to wear clothes with holes (tattered). Maybe even add some fake blood stains and a fake bullet wound on your body.
What do you wear when the world comes to an end? A costume, of course. But what kind of costume is appropriate for the zombie apocalypse? Well, it should be something comfortable and functional, but also a little bit terrifying.
I chose to go with a classic zombie costume – torn clothes and fake blood. I’d like to think that’s what I would really look like after a few years in the apocalypse. I wanted my costume to be as true to life as possible because I need to be prepared! So, here’s how you can make your own:
The first thing you’ll need is an old set of clothes. I used a pair of jeans and an old sweatshirt. You’ll want some scissors and some fake blood (or ketchup). I found a pair of scissors that were already rusted, which added to the effect.
To get started cut holes in your pants and shirt (or just use the holes that are already there). Now add more holes. Once you’ve got some nice holes in the fabric, use your scissors or a knife to tear large chunks out of the clothing. To get a realistic effect, try tearing around the edges of the holes that you’ve made.
Once you’ve torn up your clothes as much as
Choose an apocalypse. Zombies are the most popular apocalypse now, but there have been so many other great ones in the past. The nuclear holocaust is one of my favorites. You could also do an alien invasion or a virus outbreak or a robot uprising or an environmental disaster or a zombie robot environmental breakdown that leads to an alien invasion and causes a virus outbreak. If you’re still having trouble choosing, might I suggest the zombie robot environmental breakdown that leads to an alien invasion, causing a virus outbreak?
Pick one and go with it. Don’t try to mix them all together into some kind of crazy costume salad. The only exception is if you have friends who want to do different apocalypse costumes. Then you can all wear your costumes together, and it will be like there are several different apocalypses happening at the same time!
If there are no friends in your life who would be willing to dress up with you for Halloween, consider getting new friends.
Do you want to be prepared when the zombie apocalypse finally comes around? Do you want to be the one survivor in your group who has a costume that will keep you safe and hide your identity from zombies? Here’s what you’ll need:
1. A long-sleeved, collared shirt with a black or dark color.
2. A pair of blue jeans or khaki pants with many pockets.
3. A brown belt to hold up your pants and keep them from falling down.
4. A pair of sneakers or other sturdy shoes that can fit into mud.
5. An old backpack or bag that has lots of room for supplies and food.
6. Anything else (bonus points for a fake knife or gun).