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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at TAMU chapter.

As the end of October approaches, it becomes inevitable to ask oneself: What will I be for Halloween? And while the possibilities are endless, sometimes our mind makes them seem limited. But do not worry, if you have a *witch’s block,* here are a couple of easy, affordable, and cute costume ideas -and how to make them- that I did this Halloweek. 

  1. Merida Monday (Brave)

What you need:

  • An emerald green dress
  • brown/black flats
  • A fake bow and arrow (optional)
  • Curl your hair
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  1. Jo March Tuesday (Little Women)

What you need:

  • A white long sleeve collared shirt
  • A black sweater vest or a sleeveless black shirt
  • A long dark gray skirt
  • A dark gray blazer
  • A black ribbon to make a tie
  • Black ankle boots 
  • Curl your hair, and put it up in a low messy bun, leaving tendrils on each side of your face
  1. 70s Wanda Wednesday (WandaVision)

What you need:

  • An orange/brown/yellow/red short dress with wide sleeves (Like in the 70s)
  • Brown or Black knee-high boots 
  • Part your hair in the middle and straighten it
  1. Anya Taylor-Joy Thursday

What you need:

  • Navy blue short dress with short sleeves
  • Gold buttons to add to the dress
  • A white belt
  • White knee-high boots or long white socks with black shoes
  • Large white buttons to make earrings with them
  • Divide your hair into a front and back section. Tease the back part to give it volume, and pin it all to the back. Do a side part on the front section and pin both strands of hair to the back of your head, covering the back section you just pinned 
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  1. Elizabeth Swann Friday (Pirates of the Caribbean) 

What you need:

  • A white nightgown with long, puff sleeves 
  • A gold necklace
  • Slippers or white flats
  • Curl your hair. Part your hair into a front and back section, the front being larger. Tease the front section to give it volume, and pin it back. Twist the pinned strand, tease it, and create a high messy bun. Take two little strands of hair from the front to frame your face 

There you have it. I honestly had so much fun recreating these, and I hope you and your friends do, too. Remember to have fun and stay safe this Halloween. 

Happy Halloween!

Hello, My name is Brenda. I am a senior student at Texas A&M, majoring in Biomedical Sciences and minoring in Spanish. I have an enormous passion for reading and writing. My favorite books are Pride and Prejudice and Wuthering Heights. I enjoy practicing playing the piano and singing, for I believe music feeds the soul. I consider myself to be the biggest Disney Fan. My favorite movie of all time is Beauty and the Beast, and I dream of becoming a dentist one day.