Halloweekend is like four days away, in case you didn’t know, so you’re probably freaking out about where your costume is going to come from — especially if you’re diehard enough to wear a different outfit every night.
You could go to one of those gross strip mall pop-up Halloween stores and drop $40 on a flammable plastic piece of crap Wonder Woman costume. Or you could go to Nasty Gal and take advantage of their express shipping and 50% off everything to get yourself a lit af costume at the last minute.
Nasty Gal has assembled all of its Halloweeny stuff on this page. The clothes and accessories start at $10 and there are plenty of possibilities for costumes.
When your off-duty jeans become official design territory — hello to the capsule we didn’t know we needed. Okay babes — Amelia Gray just leveled up her street-style resume in a big way, partnering with FRAME for a 16-piece denim and ready-to-wear capsule that’s giving Parisian chic meets LA cool and we’re here for it.
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