Given that most people likely have dark clothing in their closets, this costume could essentially be free. Using either a printer or paint sample cards (which are free), plaster 50 pieces of gray paper/cards to a black or dark shirt over dark pants or skirt. How about a Halloween costume that’s a little tongue in cheek? Take the title of the adult fan fiction “50 Shades of Grey” by E.L.

Here are some other ideas: Cut out paper statuses and pair with the Facebook logo, or curate some photos of people on vacation along with the Instagram logo. All you’d need is a printer and clothes you can find in your own closet.

A Pinterest user interpreted it by wearing all black, adding a cut-out of the Pinterest logo and pasting on a variety of pictures to her chest. On a related note, consider going a little “meta” for your Halloween costume by dressing up as your preferred social media platform. You can probably make this whole costume for $5-$10. They went with a dog filter with puppy ears (paper and a headband), and whiskers and a nose drawn on with some costume makeup.ĭraw, paint, or print out the filter tools at the bottom of your poster board frame. All you need is a big piece of cardboard to cut out like a frame, and whatever filter “props” would make your outfit. Instagram or Snapchat FilterĬonsider this simple “Instagram filter” (or Snapchat), suggested by Good Housekeeping. This outfit should cost you about $12 if you can buy items secondhand. You can even mock up your own “USDA” seal of approval with your printer and some cardboard. If this isn’t already in your closest, a pair of overalls at Goodwill will probably cost the same as a pair of jeans, about $5.99, and a flannel shirt about $4.99. Modern farmers probably have a lot of different outfits, but the iconic image of a farmer is often overalls paired over a flannel shirt.

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