“Sometimes I go home and I’m tired from laughing so much,” Harris said. According to a recent survey done by the National Retail Federation, the top Halloween costumes are witches, pirates and vampires.īack at Lothrop Hall, Harris was enjoying the end of the night as more residents in crazy ensembles came home to their dorm. The girls said they had seen a lot of typical superhero and animal costumes throughout the night. “We feel like people copped out this year,” Ellman said of some other student costumes. It doesnt matter how old you getpicking out your Halloween costume is always fun And if you and your partner are attached at the hip, picking out your Halloween costume together is double the fun. The junior was one of many students waiting for the bus on Bigelow Boulevard to head to North Oakland, but she wasn’t impressed with student enthusiasm for the holiday. Libby Ellman spent $15 on her Snow White costume. “Halloween isn’t just for kids anymore, as adults are just as likely to get in on the fun with clever, unique costumes,” said NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay. Pitt students, along with the rest of the nation, are expected to spend a combined total of $2.5 billion on Halloween costumes this year, according to the National Retail Federation. After the purchase of a sombrero, his outfit cost him a meager total of $6. Whereas Brown and Wolfe took the advice of others, some students chose their outfits based on price.įreshman Matt Steward already had a trumpet and poncho for his one-man mariachi band costume.
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