Halloween 2018: Glamorous

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Halloween doesn't always have to be hideous. We've found some glamorous ideas for your costumes this year!  

We might as well start with the recently revealed first look at: Batwoman. Ruby Rose's portrayal as Batwoman will appear in crossover episodes of The Flash, Arrow and Supergirl this December. Later she'll embark on adventures in a series of her own. The blood-red detailing is perfect! 

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Ruby Rose - Batwoman

We're sticking with a red theme. A simple yet effective costume for any woman. A red robe and white headpiece. "Under his eye," is the reminder that 'He' is watching your every do and say. This dystopian US future look is iconic. No forced surrogacy please! 

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Offred - The Handmaid's Tale

Our final red pick is another superhero. We had been waiting 14 years for this summer blockbuster! Mrs Incredible is but another incredible choice of costume. 

Elastigirl from Incredibles 2
Elastigirl - The Incredibles 2

So we've given you some ideas if you want to go as goodies this 31st of October. Check out Vogue's list of notorious female television and film villains. These will sure to give you some ideas for dressing up as the baddies.


Angelina Jolie - Maleficent
Angelina Jolie - Maleficent

If you're a little bit apprehensive about achieving a stunning Halloween look, do not worry. We've found some glamorous make-up YouTube tutorials that Bustle has collated. Simple yet so effective!




DestinyLashaeMakeup - Vampire Tutorial

Hayley Bui - Clown Tutorial

Kylie Jenner has launched a Halloween cosmetic collection this October. Think we should just take a minute and appreciate the puns and word play. She definitely is 'witch and famous'. Kyliecosmetics isn't lip-glossing over this year's Halloween.



Hope this has given you some handsome Halloween inspiration. You can stun with these time saving tutorials.





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