25 Halloween Costumes for the Lazy

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• Skeleton mask, $10
• Anubis, $50
• Crayon, $30
• Sundae, $37
• Man-eating shark,
• Bulls cheerleader, $62
• Unicorn horn, $12
• Sequined ghost mask, $15
• Ghost, $50
• Hooded bat dress, $50
• Stormtrooper crop top, $22
• Sketelon unitard, $47
• Witch, $21
• Bunny scrunchie, $8
• Queen of Hearts, $40
• Tiger onesie, $25
• Banana hoodie (unisex), $58
• Carrot (unisex), $31
• Bacon (unisex), $30
• Monster dress, $55
• Taco, $68
• Hooded monkey dress, $50
• Ninja Turtles (pictured: Raphael), $68
• Velma, $35
• Giraffe scarf-hat, $19

Some people are "Halloween people"—they labor over elaborate costumes that involve wigs and makeup in pigments that can only be purchased at stores with purple lighting. For the rest of us populating the party, there are store-bought costumes (and little shame about their origins).

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Find here 25 Halloween costumes for the lazy: click, ship, slip it on. Options as low effort as a bunny ear scrunchie, as cozy as a tiger onesie, or as of-the-moment as a Stormtrooper crop top are yours to have in the gallery above.

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