Looking for something to wear this Halloween with your best bud? Two guys can have a lot of fun dressing up as the biggest stars of Aurora, Illinois for some epic Halloween fun! Bring Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar out of the basement and into the party with these costume pieces. Got a female third wheel? Have her go as Cassandra or Stacy.
Get Wayne's look started with this black hair wig that typifies his classic stoner / metal 'do.
Top that wig with a bold trucker hat from the show. This fun hat has a Wayne's World logo across the front.
Get a black t-shirt like this one for Wayne's wardrobe. You'll just need a pair of old jeans and some sneakers to finish this costume.
This is a great blond wig that replicates Garth's terrible late 1980's stoner / metal hair. You'll also get a pair of retro costume glasses that look just like Garth's.
Wear a blue plaid flannel shirt like this one over virtually any concert t-shirt for Garth's look. Complete with a pair of old jeans.
Get this hilarious costume and be the life of your Halloween party or trick-or-treating shenanigans. Or, you know, stand outside a car dealership and dazzle potential customers to buy a new car. Either way, this costume is a definitely eye-catching!
June 28 marks the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. The day is known as Christopher Street Liberation Day or Pride Day and is celebrated as a LGBT pride holiday. Get ready to celebrate in your local parade or party with awareness apparel and accessories in the colors of pride!
Oh yeah! This is a fun retro Halloween costume featuring a familiar beverage mascot - the Kool-Aid Man. Whether you're crashing through doors to deliver refreshment, or just going around the neighborhood looking for candy treats, this Halloween costume is easy and fun!
Earlier we shared some costume ideas inspired by the Day of the Dead. Costumes in this style are popular due to Disney's smash hit movie from late 2017, Coco, which explored themes of family and the loss of loved ones and their memories. Here are some officially...
