20 Best All Black Halloween Costume Ideas for Males and Females
Guys and girls can rock these monochromatic looks.
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When it comes to Halloween costumes, it doesn't have to be complicated to be spooky! In fact, some of the very best
DIY Halloween costume ideas are monochromatic. These all-black Halloween costume ideas are sure to turn heads, and most of them can be put together with items from your own closet. And let's be clear: Just because you opt for less color does not mean you are settling for less creativity. We turned to some of our favorite bloggers for their best DIY all-black Halloween costume inspiration—no glitter, face paint, or trips to the costume store required (unless you want to!).
In this roundup, you'll find spooky spins on classic ensembles like cats, witches, and spiders, along with innovative Disney Halloween costumes and costumes based on TV characters. Trick-or-treating with your best friend? Throw on black bows and go as the dancing twin emojis. We'll also bring you back in time with a '90s Magic 8 Ball costume for baby and a trendy take Audrey Hepburn's iconic costume from Breakfast at Tiffany's. Check out our favorite monochromatic, budget-friendly costume ideas easy to DIY (or buy) faster than you can say, "Trick or treat!"
Roy Kent from Ted Lasso
It doesn't get much cooler than Roy Kent's all-black suit. Simply pair a black button-down, black tie, and black suit. For a fun couples costume, have your partner dress up in vibrant Keeley Jones attire.
Witch Costume
You can't go wrong with a basic witch costume. Dress up the style factor with a statement belt, dark eye makeup, and black nails.
Holly Golightly From Breakfast at Tiffany’s Costume
You're just a LBD away from becoming one of Manhattan's most memorable socialites in the role Audrey Hepburn made famous. Don't forget your pearls!
See more at In Honor of Design.
Black Bat Costume
Your little one will love this warm and comfy costume, which gives kids their very own set of wings for trick-or-treating. Complete the look with a pair of simple, no-sew DIY animal ears.
Get the tutorial at 5 Minutes for Mom.
Black Cat Costume
Who said cats don't dance? Put an adorable spin on this classic costume with a layered tulle tutu.
Get the tutorial at Sugar Maple Notes.
Peter Pan’s Shadow Costume
All you need is faith, trust, and pixie dust to re-create this clever, no-sew Peter Pan's shadow costume. A felt sword and hat complete the look for your little one.
Get the tutorial at Tikkido.
Black Bat
This costume is so easy to pull off. All you need is a black hoodie and a broken umbrella.
Get the tutorial at Good Housekeeping.
Black Spider Costume
Make your spooky little spider stand out with fuzzy legs and googly eyes galore. Choose self-adhesive eyes or use a glue gun for knit hats.
See more at Love Taza.
Snow White's Evil Queen
All you need for this surprisingly simple costume is a black cape, a golden crown, and dramatic red lips. For extra points, line a hand mirror with a pic of Snow White to show who really is the fairest of them all.
Get the tutorial at Keiko Lynn.
Men in Black Halloween Costume
All you need is a black suit and those oh-so-important shades to pull off this look. Oh, and the pup doesn't hurt!
Get the tutorial at Good Housekeeping.
All Black Maleficent Costume
Believe it or not, you can DIY every part of this costume—right down to the villainous character's signature horns—in no time. Add a crow to a flagpole for the ultimate finishing touch.
Get the tutorial at Trash to Couture.
Great Gatsby Costume
Make Halloween a black tie affair with this sophisticated group costume idea inspired by the classic novel.
Get the tutorial at Living After Midnite.
Three Blind Mice Costume
Going out with your girlfriends? Bring the nursery rhyme to life with sunglasses, black leggings, and a simple black tank or T-shirt.
See more at @RealTalkWellness.
Wednesday Addams Costume
All you need is a black dress with a white collar to embody everyone's favorite goth teen. If your hair is too short for her signature pin-straight braids, opt for a wig instead.
Get the tutorial at Paper & Stitch.
Gabby Gabby’s Henchmen From 'Toy Story 4' Costume
Got a Disney lover at home? This creative idea inspired by Toy Story 4 is guaranteed to be a neighborhood hit.
See more at @twosistersandme.
Magic 8 Ball Costume
Will your little one look totally adorable in this sweet '90s-inspired Magic 8 Ball costume for baby? Signs point to yes!
Get the tutorial at And We Play.
DIY Sandy From Grease Costume
There are countless ways to bring your love for Grease to life this Halloween, but Sandy's daring post-cheerleader look wins every time. Pull the outfit together with a bright red shoe and lip.
See more at Jillian Harris.
Dancing Twins Emoji Costume
This is one of our favorites! Grab your bestie and a black bow to recreate this simply adorable idea.
See more at The DIY Playbook.
Skeleton Costume
Your kids will have a rattling good time running around in this clever costume. Cut the bones from vinyl with a simple skeleton silhouette.
Get the tutorial at Ginger Snap Crafts.
Catwoman Costume
Break out your black leather boots to start dress up as the famous feline. Batman or no Batman, you'll be the most powerful DC Comic character on the block.
See more at Sydne Style.
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