Halloween Costumes for Women Under $75: Statement Pieces With Comfort

Cozy meets creepy with the Tipsy Elves Skeleton Crew Sweater, a statement layer that, during our review, felt soft and anti‑itch while staying under the $75 mark. It’s perfect for office parties or casual nights when you want costume vibes without the fuss—just add leggings and boots. Be aware sizing can run tight or vary, and a few buyers reported quality misses like stains. We recommend sizing up for a relaxed fit and inspecting on arrival so you can exchange quickly if needed.

Looking for a breezy base you can dress up as an angel, witch, or cottagecore moment? We found this Prettygarden A-line dress flattering across sizes, with airy eyelet and ruffle details that read feminine without sacrificing comfort in warm venues. Do watch color choice and layers: lighter shades can be see-through, so plan a slip or nude undergarments. During our review, material and fit varied from the photos, so consider ordering two sizes to compare and keep the best.

Make a dramatic entrance with this velvet hooded bat costume—its plush velour feel and winged sleeves gave us an unmistakable bat silhouette in our testing. The cozy fabric is party-friendly on cooler nights, and the furry-eared hood seals the look without extra accessories. Be aware the fit runs small and can vary; during our review we preferred sizing up. Also, the zipper placement and cut can pinch when you raise your arms to 'fly,' and some units wear like a jumper rather than a dress.

Channel spooky elegance with The Addams Costume, a well‑made dress that, during our review, fit true to size and racked up compliments. The silhouette is party-ready out of the bag, though the crinoline can irritate under the arms— we found a thin tank or trimming the netting helps. Because some buyers report shipping hiccups and occasional missing pieces like the belt, inspect your package promptly. At $49.99, it’s a polished, comfortable statement choice that nails the vibe without stretching your budget.

Lean into playful comfort with this cow-print onesie—during our review the plush fabric felt soft and snuggly for movie nights or low-effort Halloween gatherings. At $19, it’s an easy crowd-pleaser that doubles as loungewear after the party. The trade-off is warmth: our experience shows it runs thinner than it looks, so it’s better for indoor events or layered over a tee and leggings outdoors. If you want cozy vibes without fuss, this checks the box on a budget.

These Butterluxe faux leather leggings bring that sleek, Catwoman-ready finish without the premium price—at $32, we found the high waist and buttery-soft feel incredibly comfy for long nights. They’re a great base under corsets, oversized sweaters, or cropped jackets. Keep expectations realistic: the sheen can fade after a few washes, and some reviewers report pilling or stitching issues at pocket seams. Our experience shows gentle washing and avoiding heavy friction help them look party-polished through Halloween.

Build a schoolgirl or punk-inspired costume on a dime with this plaid skater skirt—we found the high waist and swingy pleats flattering and easy to style. The stretchy fabric is comfortable for hours of party-hopping, and at $10 it’s a no-brainer in a budget costume kit. That said, the material can feel thin and runs short on taller wearers. Our experience shows the print may be one-sided, so if the hem rolls, it’s noticeable—pair with opaque tights or safety shorts for confidence.

Twirl into ballerina, fairy, or pop-star territory with Dancina’s tutu—during our testing the soft tulle and satin lining felt comfortable and modest, even for all-night dancing. The elastic waistband stretches easily, making it friendly for layering over bodysuits or leggings. While the value is strong at $24.98, some customers say the tulle looks less luxe in person, and seams can come undone after washing. We found gentle handwashing and hanging dry helps preserve the shape and finish.

If neon nostalgia is your jam, this ’80s Workout Costume comes as a complete set—headband, wristbands, and leg warmers included—so you’re party-ready fast. During our review, the stretchy cotton/spandex or polyester/spandex blends moved easily for dancing and photos, and the under‑$30 price is hard to beat. Sizing can be inconsistent across retailers and the fabric runs thin, so we recommend nude bike shorts or a bodysuit underneath. Our experience shows popular sizes sell out near Halloween, so order early.

Nothing pulls a Halloween look together like truly opaque tights, and in our testing the Hanes X-Temp Blackout pair gave great initial coverage with a soft, comfy feel all night. At $13, they’re an easy add for witches, vamps, or any mini dress moment. Our experience shows the sizing can run snug, so consider sizing up for comfort. Do note some users report runs on first wear and fading opacity after multiple washes—handwashing and careful handling helps them last through the season.

Fast-track a cute costume with this plush cat ears and tail kit—during our review, the lightweight headband stayed comfy for hours, and the tail’s strap or hook-and-loop makes it effortless to secure. At $13.88, it’s a budget-friendly way to turn a black outfit into a complete look. The trade-off is quality: faux plush can shed and look inexpensive up close, and the one-size headband won’t suit every head. We found it best for parties or photos where comfort and ease matter more than luxe materials.

These PAVOI chunky hoops are our go-to costume upgrade—lightweight, comfy for hours, and hypoallergenic posts that, in our testing, played nicely with sensitive ears. At under $15, they add instant glam to a disco diva, Cleopatra, or catwoman look without weighing you down. Just remember they’re plated, not solid gold; the finish can tarnish with moisture and some closures loosen over time. We found keeping them dry and carrying spare earring backs preserves sparkle through the whole spooky season.