halloween costume for teens?

Question

anybody have any ideas for a costume for a 16 year old boy for a halloween party...thanks

Answer 1

Hello. -

American Flag Costume
Black Cat Costume
Blues Clues Costume
Butterfly Costume
Cereal Killer Costume
Chance of Rain Costume
Coloring Crayon Costume
Dalmatian Costume
Easy Ghost Costume
Elephant Costume
Flower Costume
Flower Garden Costume
Frog Costume
Glow-in-the-Dark Skeleton Costume
Gum Under the Chair Costume
Mummy Costume
Ninja Turtle Costume
Pile of Leaves Costume
Pumpkin Costume
Road Costume
Skunk Costume
Snowman Costume
Speed Bump Costume
Spider Costume
Static Cling Costume
Traffic Light Costume
Tree Costume
Unicorn Costume
Winnie the Pooh Costume
Angel-Princess Costume
Artist Costume
Bag of Jelly Beans Costume
Basket Of Laundry Costume
Beanie Baby Costume
Bumble Bee Costume
Charlie Brown Costume
Christmas Tree Costume
Cousin It Costume
Fire Truck Costume
Funny Old Lady Costume
Ghost Costume
Gingerbread Boy Costume
Glamour Ghost Costume
Glamorous Zombie Costume
Harry Potter Costume
Hillbilly Costume
Hula Dancer Costume
Judge Judy Costume
Lady Liberty Costume
Ladybug Costume
Lego Costume
Lizzy Borden Costume
Magician Costume
Miss America Costume
Mr or Mrs Potato Head Costume
Moose Costume
Mother Nature Costume
Nerd Costume
Old Man or Woman Costume
Outer Spacers
Pair of Blue Jeans Costume
Pair of Dice Costume
Pencil Face Costume
Pets For Sale Costume
Pizza Costume
Playing Card Costume
Popcorn Box Costume
Race Car and Driver Costume
Scarecrow Costume
SpongeBob Squarepants Costume
Super Baby Costume
Three Muskateers Costume
Tourist Costume
Train Costume
Witchy Poo Costume
Wolf-Werewolf Costume

Have a nice day. :)

Answer 2

It's fun to act like a child sometimes instead of being serious all the time. We can dress like a everyday living person such as cool cat, old women, paperboy. religious people etc; and still be saved. It don't have to be all about witches, ghost and goblins even if it is it's all in how you see things and what you make them to be. It all stems down to the way you've been taught. We use to have adult parties and had lots of fun going out to take our children. If we had parties at home they would be for our whole church. So when you say parties I'm game.

Answer 3

properly, listed below are some recommendations that are tremendously easy and common to tug mutually. Boy Scout- come across a boy scout uniform at a thrifts save (or thieve one out of your brother, like i'm doing ) and purely use the shirt, hat and headscarf. placed on a denim minskirt (in case you do no longer choose for to be too revealing or something, placed on leggins below) and boots. there you have it! you're a Boy Scout! Pirate: A pirate's extremely common to do. merely get a stripe shirt, an prolonged head headscarf and a few pirate-esque black boots, pair 'em with some dark pants, and you're a pirate!

Answer 4

Our favorite has always been a scare crow.

Things needed
1. flannel shirt
2. jeans or overalls
3. Raffia: very inexpensive in any craft section in any store.
4. elastic or rubber bands.
5. Straw hat

We started by making a wig with elastic cut and tied to fit your head. Then used the cut the raffia and tied it around the elastic. Then you put the hat over the wig.

We used the same technique to make it look like straw was coming from the arms and feet.

Then you make it look like straw is coming from the flannel shirt.

If you want you can add freckles using eyeliner.

Then voila a perfect scare crow. You could also make a jack-o-lantern face.

Answer 5

dress up as cable tv; put fake blood over an old white shirt.

Answer 6

An alienated teenager hellbent on killing everyone in his school.
Black trench coat and guns are a MUST.

Answer 7

A wizard....dress all black, black cape, wand, witch hat with blue stars all over it.

Answer 8

a vampire or a wizard.i guess.

Answer 9

go as Borat

Answer 10

go to spencer they will have everything you need