33 Magical Halloween Costume Ideas for Girls

Stuck on what to dress up your little girl in for Halloween? Whether she's a pre-teen in need of a school-friendly ensemble or an itty-bitty infant about to sport her first get-up, we've rounded up he best Halloween costume inspo. Scroll through our fave 33 dress-up ideas for your mini-me.

DIY Cardboard Llama: This Peruvian charmer is perf for your little adventuress. (via Mer Mag)

DIY Old Granny: There is really nothing funnier than dressing up a toddler as an old grandma. (via Brit + Co)

DIY Nemo: All it takes is some orange clothes, paint, and tulle to bring the world’s most famous clown fish to life. (via Brit + Co)

Batgirl: If purple is her favorite color, say hello to this year's winner. (via Full Cosplay)

DIY Bumble Bee: Put your craftiness to good work and make a bumble bee costume that is buzz-worthy and tres cute, indeed. (via Cardboard Collective)

Rainbow Bird: These colorful, handmade wings will be a hit on Halloween and beyond. Red leggings, a red turtleneck, and a beak complete the tropical look. (via Child Mode)

DIY Cupcake: We think this costume really takes the cake (pun intended)! (via Brit + Co)

Elphaba from Wicked: She is the ultimate witch of choice for feminists-in-training. (via diveintotheunknown)

Madeline: Just say oui to this classic French-girl costume and your Halloween photos will be fridge-door staples for years to come. (via Say Yes Say Yes)

Coppertone Girl: Go for the cheekiest costume on the list. (via Costume Works)

DIY Constellation: The key to this costume is lots of gold and silver details to make sure your little one looks star-studded. (via Brit + Co)

DIY Supergirl: With just one yard of fabric and a few pieces of felt, you can easily turn her into the most stylish superhero in town. And the smallest one! (via Brit + Co)

Pink Poodle: Stock up on pink tulle to recreate the poodle's infamous haircut. (via The Wrought Iron Gate)

Harlequin Clown: This harlequin clown costume is picture perfect with the contrasting hues and creative facepaint. (via Babiekins Mag)

DIY Dory: Use felt to create Dory's eyes and hot glue onto the front of the onesie. (via Brit + Co)

DIY Lana Del Rey: Make your mini into this classic crooner and let her steal the show. (via Brit + Co)

DIY Pineapple: This fruity number is definitely one for the picture books. (via Delia Creates)

DIY Girl Robot: A pink tutu is always a good idea, but if she's not a magenta fan, just customize this adorbs robot costume in her fave color instead. (via Design Dazzle)

DIY Candy Dots: A handmade candy dot costume is a sweet choice for All Hallow's Eve. Take a hot glue gun and some brightly-colored dots to a white tee and voila! (via Cute Girls Hairstyles)

Cactus Costume: Because cacti are totally trending RN. (via Costume Works)

DIY Snail: This handmade snail costume is everything. With its fabric shell and a googly-eyed headband to boot, we're tickled at the cuteness. (via Oh Happy Day)

Mysterious Mummy Tween Costume ($31): You can turn a costume into a history lesson and tell her all about the ancient Egyptians as you get her wrapped and ready for the day.

DIY Morton Salt Girl: The Morton Salt logo is legendary, and we love how it has hardly changed over the years. (via Brit + Co)

Divendi Squirrel Girl Costume ($52): Snatch up this super-cute squirrel costume for the woodland-themed party this year. She'll have a ball rocking a tail — and those fur accents are to-die-for.

DIY Rag Doll Wind-Up Costume: This ragdoll costume is much simpler to make than it looks. Use scissors to cut out the wind-up back and black yarn to make a wig. (via Little Inspiration)

Frida Kahlo: SOMUCHYES. Your little artiste can rep her inner-Frida Kahlo with a colorful ensemble, a floral headband, and a penciled-in unibrow. (via Oh Happy Day)

Taco: Dressing up your mini as your fave food on Halloween is one way to show just how scrumptious she is. Create the look using felt, then let the fiesta begin. (via Wayfarer Family)

Alice in Wonderland: Get in on Wonderland's whimsical spirit with the perfect Alice costume. All you really need is a bow headband, striped tights, and a blue-and-white dress. (via Pouf Couture)

DIY Donut: Donuts. 'Nuff said. (via Oh Happy Day)

DIY Unicorn: Pink tutus, rainbow tulle, and a decked-out unicorn horn are sure to be the winning combo for any little girl. (via Bloglovin')

Flamingo: Pink-lovers can freely go overboard by dressing as the zoo's resident hot pink bird. (via Bloglovin')

DIY Butterfly: She'll flutter around on cloud nine wearing these pretty handmade wings. (via Handmade Charlotte)

Girls' Warrior Huntress Costume ($19): In the spirit of Katniss Everdeen, your little(ish) one can rock a badass warrior costume.