23 2023 Halloween costume ideas from TV shows

Going as someone from Ted Lasso means getting decked out in some soccer gear, preferably matching the colors of AFC Richmond. And if Ted Lasso is the costume choice, don't forget the mustache.

There are a variety of ways to go with The Boys . A Billy Joel tee and some jeans, Hughie costume, done. Switch Billy Joel for a hip-hop artist, and that's M.M. Butcher would be a trench coat and boots. All of those can be done by going to a local thrift store, or those who want to go the extra mile can construct and sew something that makes them look like one of the Seven.

Fans who want a challenge and like to play around with constructing cosplay looks can take on any number of characters from the Ahsoka series.

Fans of the One Piece anime have been cosplaying as Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, and all the other characters for some time, but now that Netflix has released a live-action series, a whole new crop of fans can pick a live-action favorite to go as.

Halloween costumes can be scary, or they can be dapper. Those wanting to fall into the latter might want to find a green suit and embellishments and go as Loki or one of the many variants featured on the Disney+ series.

Live that wild child fantasy and get decked on in some ‘70s garb to pull off the best Daisy Jones & The Six looks.

Some costumes can be obscure, and that’s what you’ll be if you decide to rock some skinny jeans, sunglasses, and booties to be Natasha Lyonne’s Charlie Cale from Poker Face. Oh, don’t forget the big hair, cigarette prop, and, if you can grasp her signature voice, even better.

Dress like a teacher, get yourself a lanyard, and make your own little Abbott Elementary ID. Done.

Rock an out-in-the-wilderness look with some antlers (use sticks from the park) and watch yourself transform into Sweet Tooth’s Gus.

Amazon may not have let the Rockford Peaches play another season, but fans of A League of Their Own can still show their love of the show by going all out this Halloween.

Chucky has been a mainstay for spooky season since the late ‘80s and became even more popular during Halloween when he got boo’d up with Tiffany. Now, the menacing doll has added more to the party with a hit TV series.

One of the easiest TV costumes to pull off based on a TV series has to be Succession because it’s just a suit. It’s like Men in Black in the ‘90s.

Just don’t forget to top off any Peacemaker costume with a stuffed eagle. Can’t do it without Eagly!

A tip for those who want to pay homage to Minx by dressing up as Joyce Prigger or Doug Renetti: if the clothes look like they smell of mothballs, you’re on the right path.

People who want to try and speed up time so that they can trade the pumpkin spice for pine and hot cocoa can do so by dressing up as one of the stars of The Santa Clauses.

The Bear, the costume for those who live for last-minute decisions.

Ghosts is the type of show that is begging to be a glorious group costume.

Honestly, the world just needs more Jennifer Coolidge love, and everyone can take part in enacting that by dressing up as her White Lotus character, Tanya McQuoid.

Yellowjackets Halloween costumes could very well inspire Yellowjackets-themed bachelorette parties. Well, wait. Maybe don’t do that. It could get out of hand.

The coolest part about Kamala Khan is that her costume has so many evolutions throughout the series that if one person had a few parties to attend during the Halloween season, they could try and create all of them and never repeat.

Dressing like Carrie Bradshaw has been the norm since the ‘90s, so if fans want to pull from And Just Like That…, they’re going to have to get a bit creative, but we have faith they can pull it off.

There’s a new Velma on the block ready to inspire many to rock that classic sweater ensemble.

There are going to be a lot of pairs that toss on a flannel and a tee to become Joel and Ellie, but for superfans of The Last of Us, why not be another iconic pair from the debut season, Bill and Frank?