That includes the Sazerac Company’s licensed Fireball Whisky couple costume and "The Price is Right" game show contestant costume pack for four. The association noted that couples, families and groups are looking for humorous costumes that are based on "classic fun."įOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS
"Pop culture references will be huge this year," the Halloween & Costume Association said in a statement. Popular toys, video games and movies will reportedly inspire people, including Barbie, Huggy Wuggy from Poppy Playtime, Mirabel from Disney’s "Encanto" and the Sanderson Sisters from Disney+’s "Hocus Pocus 2," Miramax’s "Scream," Paramount Pictures’ "Top Gun."Ĭostumes based on streamable shows, comic books and celebrities will also be prevalent over Halloween weekend, including Netflix’s "Stranger Things" and "Squid Game," Apple TV+’s "Ted Lasso," DC Comics’ superhero character Black Adam and Elvis, according to the Halloween & Costume Association. The same association reports that American consumers will gravitate toward pop culture icons, "classic fun," nostalgia and anime for their Halloween costumes.
"Very basic, core items … are experiencing huge increases in sales over last year as well," the Halloween & Costume Association said in its statement. Spooky-themed décor staples are continuing to sell, the association added.Įxamples include fright tape, mice, creepy creatures, light-up ghosts and skeletons, yard signs, gel stickers and window clings. HALLOWEEN CANDY CAN TEACH YOUR KIDS LESSONS ABOUT AMERICA AND TAXES - HERE'S HOW "Halloween enthusiasts are incorporating many smaller skeleton accessories into their outdoor scenes," the Halloween & Costume Association said, in a statement. The skeleton figures that are trending this Halloween season include poseable skeletons and unique combinations, such as a life-size two-headed skeleton, a life-size mermaid skeleton and skeletons modeled after animals or other mythical creatures, including dogs, dragons, dinosaurs and unicorns. Skeleton figures are another Halloween décor standout among consumers as "more varieties have come to life this year," according to the association. "Larger-than-life animated pieces are not only trending this year but are expected to grow exponentially over the coming years," the Halloween & Costume Association said, in a statement. The large decorations that are making a statement in homes and yards throughout the country are an eight-foot skeleton with projection eyes, a 7.5-foot werewolf with an animatronic head, jaw arms and a noisemaking 10-foot Grim Reaper with a turning head. HALLOWEEN BY THE NUMBERS: FUN FACTS ABOUT THE SPOOKY DAY The Halloween & Costume Association reports that "larger-than-life animated pieces," skeletons and spooky staples are seeing increased sales. Here’s a sample of the decorations and costumes Americans can expect to see over Halloween weekend. "This year is promising to be the ‘return to normal’ that we’ve all been waiting for," he continued. "With a four-day celebration on the horizon, we expect to see multiple festivities throughout the long weekend which may require additional decorations and a costume change or two," said Gregor Lawson, the Halloween & Costume Association’s chairman, in a statement. For diapered babies, measure around the fullest part of the diapered seat.Halloween partygoers attend costumed gatherings each year on October 31 or near the end of October. HIPS/DIAPERED SEAT: Stand with heels together and measure around the fullest part of child's hips. WAIST: Measure around the waist (not over pants) at your child's natural waistline
For babies, measure from the bottom of the heel to the top of the head.ĬHEST: Measure around the fullest part of the chest, keeping the measuring tape up under the arms and around the shoulder blades. Measure from the floor to the top of the head. HEIGHT/LENGTH: Stand in stocking feet, with feet together and back to a wall.
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