Alice Rhodes

'Bunny'

Topshop £16.00, Topshop £4.00, Topshop £46.00, Topshop £5.00, Zara £49.99

Bunnies have become a standard of Halloween. The sexy staple isn't going away soon but here's new take on the basic bunny. Topshop's metallic ears are a refreshing look for the lacy alternative, their 'Disco Bodysuit' makes the perfect match for an eye-catching costume. Here comes the controversial choice! Drop the classic bunny-tail-and-fishnets-combo for a more modern aesthetic. Wear an exaggerated wide leg jean and some statement white boots to give this, debatably overdone, Halloween look a high fashion makeover.

'Bat'

H&M £2.99, H&M £5.99, Topshop £8.00, Urban Outfitters £29 + £32 (set sold separate), Topshop £59

Don't have time to commit to three hours of special effects? You can't go wrong with a pair of bat ears. Keep this Halloween classic fresh by swerving the cocktail dress and opting for this stunning Urban Outfitters co-ord. Dress it up with some statement black boots and spooky accessories for an effortlessly stylish costume.

'Halloween Queen'

H&M £8.99, Topshop £7.00, New Look £14.99, New Look £29.99, Topshop £4.00

Nobody loves October 31st more than the 'Hallow Queen'. Pair this glam unitard with Topshop's sassy slogan T for a fun night out! For a more casual, club appropriate, option swap the strappy heels for some chunky trainers- nobody wants to do the mash in stilettoes. 

'Devil'

Luvyababes £2.99, H&M £4.99, Urban Outfitters £46, Zara £89.99, Topshop £4.00

The devil wears Prada but unfortunately our budgets can't stretch so we'll settle for this stunning Urban Outfitters mini dress. These beautiful Zara boots really elevate the look whilst the accessories keep things creepy. After all you can't go wrong with a red dress!

'Zebra'

Topshop £89.99, Topshop £19, Topshop £4, Topshop £32

I can bet there won't be another zebra at the party. This look is both on trend and totally fun (or should I say wild). On a serious note, I think this is a brilliant costume, it's different and come November you won't regret splashing £50 on an costume you'll never wear again because all these pieces would look stunning in an AW18 look book.