23. Music Icons 80s Style: Rock On!
Take a trip back to the 80s with iconic music legends like Madonna, David Bowie, Prince, and Freddie Mercury. Music Icons costumes are great for groups because you can mix and match rockstars and divas from different genres, making this group costume a total hit.
Accessories: Electric guitars, fingerless gloves, flashy belts, and oversized earrings.
Makeup: Bold, bright colors—think electric blue eyeshadow, hot pink lipstick, and dramatic contouring.
24. Squid Game: Survival of the Fittest
Nothing says group coordination like matching jumpsuits from Squid Game! This hit show offers plenty of costume ideas—contestants in green tracksuits or the masked guards in red jumpsuits are sure to turn heads at any Halloween party.
Accessories: Red jumpsuits, black face masks for guards, or numbered tracksuits for contestants.
Makeup: Keep it simple with natural makeup for contestants and eerie blank looks for guards.
25. Money Heist: Masked Masters
Dress as the team from Money Heist for an unforgettable group costume. With red jumpsuits and Salvador Dalí masks, your crew will look ready to rob any party. Plus, it’s a fun and mysterious look that’s easy to pull off for a group.
Accessories: Dalí masks, red jumpsuits, and toy guns for authenticity.
Makeup: Keep it minimal or opt for intense, smudged eyeliner for a more dramatic look.
26. The Nightmare Before Christmas: Spooky Meets Whimsy
Tim Burton fans will love dressing up as the gang from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Go as Jack Skellington, Sally, Oogie Boogie, and even the creepy trio Lock, Shock, and Barrel. These whimsical characters offer endless makeup possibilities for Halloween.
Accessories: Striped suits, patchwork dresses, and burlap sacks.
Makeup: Go all out with face paint—white skull makeup for Jack, stitched-on details for Sally, and dark, hollow eyes for Oogie Boogie.
27. Disney Princesses Gone Wild: Jailed Princesses
Take a twisted spin on the classic Disney Princess group costume by turning your favorite characters into jailbirds! From a locked-up Cinderella to a rebellious Rapunzel, this group idea adds an unexpected and hilarious twist to traditional princess costumes.
Accessories: Princess dresses paired with handcuffs, black-and-white striped tights, or “prisoner” signs.
Makeup: Smoky eyes, dark lips, and maybe a few fake tattoos to give these princesses a little edge.
28. Teletubbies: Childhood Nostalgia
Relive your childhood with a group costume as the Teletubbies! Tinky-Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa, and Po make for a colorful, fun, and hilarious group costume. These quirky characters will definitely bring the laughs at any event.
Accessories: Colorful antenna headbands and TV-shaped belly props.
Makeup: Keep the makeup playful and whimsical, with bright, childlike face paint.

29. Top Gun Pilots: Maverick and Co.
Channel your inner fighter pilot with a Top Gun group costume. This classic look works perfectly for a squad of four—each person can don a military flight suit and aviator sunglasses. Get ready for high-flying action with this cool, coordinated costume.
Accessories: Aviator sunglasses, military patches, and dog tags.
Makeup: Keep it simple and clean for that sharp, military look.
30. Shrek Group: Fairy Tale Fun
Shrek costumes bring fairy tales to life with hilarious twists. Gather your friends to dress up as Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, Puss in Boots, and even the Gingerbread Man! This group costume is bound to stand out, with fun, recognizable characters.
Accessories: Ogre ears, furry boots, and medieval-inspired clothes.
Makeup: Green face paint for Shrek, freckles for Fiona, and whiskers for Puss in Boots.
31. Batman: Heroes and Villains Unite
Why choose between good and evil when your group can be both? A Batman group costume lets you mix and match iconic heroes like Batman and Robin with notorious villains like the Joker, Harley Quinn, and Poison Ivy. This group will dominate any Halloween party.
Accessories: Capes, utility belts, and Batman masks for the heroes; Joker cards, mallets, and whips for the villains.
Makeup: Bold and exaggerated makeup for villains—think bright red lips for Harley and green, leafy eyes for Poison Ivy.
32. Disney Villains: Be Wicked
Forget the princesses—villains always have more fun! Gather your crew and dress as Disney villains like Maleficent, Ursula, Captain Hook, and Cruella de Vil. These wicked characters make for a fabulous and dramatic group costume.
Accessories: Horned headpieces for Maleficent, shell necklaces for Ursula, and spotted fur coats for Cruella.
Makeup: Dramatic contouring, bold lipstick, and intense eyebrows will give you that villainous edge.
33. Fruit Salad: A Sweet Group Idea
Here’s a fresh and fruity take on group costumes—become a living Fruit Salad! You and your friends can dress up as various fruits like strawberries, pineapples, bananas, and grapes. This costume idea is fun, colorful, and perfect for a big group.
Accessories: Fruit-shaped hats or headpieces, colorful outfits, and maybe even a “fruit basket” prop.
Makeup: Use bright face paint to match your fruit—think red for strawberries, yellow for bananas, and purple for grapes.
34. The Wiggles: Sing and Dance
For a nostalgic group costume idea, dress up as The Wiggles. Each friend can choose to be one of the four main Wiggles—Greg, Murray, Jeff, or Anthony—or mix in characters like Dorothy the Dinosaur and Captain Feathersword for extra fun.
Accessories: Wiggles shirts, colorful shoes, and props like a guitar or a pirate sword.
Makeup: Keep it simple with playful and lighthearted makeup to match the characters’ personalities.
35. Scary Doll Costumes: Creepy Cute
Take a cute idea and make it creepy! Scary doll costumes are great for a group that loves horror. Think Annabelle, Chucky, or a mix of eerie porcelain dolls. This costume can be as creepy as you want, with mismatched outfits and sinister makeup.
Accessories: Tattered doll clothes, oversized bows, and creepy stuffed animals.
Makeup: Pale foundation, big doll-like eyes, and cracked doll features will bring this look to life.

36. Brunch: The Tastiest Group Costume Ever
Get creative with a Brunch costume theme. Each person in your group can dress up as a different brunch favorite—bacon, eggs, avocado toast, orange juice, or even a mimosa! This quirky and delicious costume idea will definitely get people talking.
Accessories: Food-shaped costumes, frying pans, or even tiny cocktail umbrellas for the drinks.
Makeup: Keep it playful and fun with bright, colorful makeup to match your “dish.”
37. Ghostbusters: Who You Gonna Call?
A Ghostbusters group costume is a classic. Dress up as the original team of paranormal experts, complete with proton packs and ghost traps. This costume works for four or more friends, making it perfect for group Halloween costumes.
Accessories: Ghost traps, proton packs, and maybe even a Slimer mascot!
Makeup: Keep it minimal with fake dirt or ghost “slime” on your face for that post-busting look.
38. Peter Pan: Never Grow Up
Let your group be transported to Neverland with this magical group costume. Peter Pan, Wendy, Tinkerbell, Captain Hook, and even Smee make for a whimsical and enchanting group theme. It’s a perfect mix of classic characters with fun accessories.
Accessories: Pirate swords, fairy wings, and a ticking crocodile prop.
Makeup: Use glitter for Tinkerbell, green face paint for Peter, and dramatic eyeliner for Captain Hook.
39. Queens: Royalty Galore
Crown yourselves with this group idea—each friend can dress as a different type of queen! From Queen Elizabeth and Cleopatra to the Queen of Hearts or even a Dancing Queen, this costume is all about royalty, with a mix of fun and historical characters.
Accessories: Crowns, tiaras, and royal scepters.
Makeup: Bold eyeshadow and glittery lips for the Dancing Queen, or classic winged eyeliner and red lips for Cleopatra.
40. Old MacDonald’s Farm: Animal Friends
This farmyard theme is perfect for group costumes. Each person can dress up as a different animal from Old MacDonald’s Farm, like a cow, pig, horse, or even Old MacDonald himself! It’s an adorable and playful group theme for any costume party.
Accessories: Farm hats, animal ears, and pitchforks for the farmer.
Makeup: Cute animal noses, whiskers, and black-and-white cow spots can all be achieved with simple face paint.
41. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Fairy Tale Faves
Why not go all out with a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs group costume? With Snow White herself leading the way, you can gather seven friends to dress as Sleepy, Dopey, Grumpy, and the rest of the dwarfs. If you have more people, add in the Evil Queen or Prince Charming.
Accessories: Fake beards for the dwarfs, a red bow for Snow White, and a shiny apple for the Evil Queen.
Makeup: Go classic with Snow White’s signature pale skin and red lips, while the dwarfs can get creative with rosy cheeks and bushy eyebrows.
42. Smurfs: Blue Squad Goals
If you’re looking for a colorful and instantly recognizable group costume, Smurfs are a perfect choice. Paint yourselves blue, throw on white pants and hats, and voila! Smurfette, Papa Smurf, and the whole gang are ready to take on Halloween or any end-of-year bash.
Accessories: White hats, blue body paint, and little mushroom house props.
Makeup: Blue face and body paint are a must, with white accents to create that perfect Smurf look.

43. The Incredibles: Super Family Fun
Gather your superhero squad and transform into The Incredibles. Whether you’re a family or just a group of friends, dressing as Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Dash, Violet, and Jack-Jack is sure to turn heads.
Accessories: Superhero masks, red jumpsuits with the signature “I” logo, and maybe even some inflatable muscles for extra flair.
Makeup: Go for sleek and simple makeup with bold, black eyeliner to match the characters’ masks.
44. Clueless: As If!
Take it back to the 90s with the iconic fashion from Clueless! Cher, Dionne, and Tai are the perfect trio for a stylish group costume, and you can recreate their signature plaid outfits and preppy looks.
Accessories: Plaid skirts, knee-high socks, platform shoes, and fuzzy pens.
Makeup: Keep it fresh with glossy lips, pastel eyeshadow, and perfectly manicured nails to channel that Beverly Hills vibe.
45. Horror Circus: Creepy Carnies
Spice up your Halloween with a Horror Circus group costumes. From creepy clowns and twisted ringmasters to sinister acrobats and fortune tellers, this dark circus theme is guaranteed to be a showstopper.
Accessories: Striped circus tents, clown wigs, oversized shoes, and creepy props like balloons or jack-in-the-boxes.
Makeup: Think exaggerated clown features, smudged lipstick, and heavy, haunting eye makeup to complete the spooky vibe.
46. Mexican Fiesta: Party Time!
Turn your group into a walking celebration with a Mexican Fiesta theme. Dress up in colorful ponchos, sombreros, and mariachi outfits to bring the fiesta to life. This costume idea is perfect for lively parties and has a fun, festive vibe.
Accessories: Sombreros, maracas, and colorful fringed shawls.
Makeup: Bold red lips, mustaches for the gents, and vibrant eye makeup to match the festive theme.
47. Jailbirds: Orange Is the New Black
Channel your inner convict with a Jailbirds group costumes. Inspired by Orange Is the New Black, you and your friends can rock those orange prison jumpsuits, complete with inmate numbers and handcuffs. It’s an easy and fun costume that can be thrown together quickly.
Accessories: Handcuffs, shackles, and prisoner ID tags.
Makeup: Keep it gritty with minimal makeup, or go for a tough, edgy look with smoky eyes and bold eyeliner.
48. Marvel Superheroes: Assemble Your Avengers
Gather your friends to form the ultimate superhero team with a Marvel Superheroes group costume. From Iron Man and Captain America to Black Widow, Thor, and Spider-Man, the Marvel universe offers countless character options for a large group of friends.
Accessories: Capes, shields, hammers, and masks to complete each character’s look.
Makeup: Stick to clean, superhero-inspired makeup with bold colors and sharp contouring for the perfect superhero transformation.
49. Michael Myers: Double Trouble
Why have just one Michael Myers when you can have a whole group of them? This eerie costume idea involves multiple friends donning the classic Michael Myers mask, blue jumpsuit, and carrying (fake) knives. It’s an easy, terrifying costume that makes a big impact.
Accessories: Blue jumpsuits, Michael Myers masks, and plastic butcher knives.
Makeup: If you prefer to skip the mask, create a creepy, pale-faced look with dark eyes and ominous expressions.
50. The Hangover: Party Gone Wild
Recreate the hilarious chaos from The Hangover with a group costumes featuring all the key characters. You can dress as Alan with his baby carrier and sunglasses, Stu with his missing tooth, and Phil as the cool ringleader. Don’t forget to bring a toy tiger or baby doll to complete the look.
Accessories: Sunglasses, baby carriers, bathrobes, and fake bruises.
Makeup: Fake tattoos, messy hair, and smudged eyeliner for that classic “morning after” look.
With these 50 epic group costume ideas, you and your friends are guaranteed to steal the spotlight at your next event. From DIY to ready-made options, the possibilities are endless! Ready to get started? Shop all these looks at Creative Costumes and turn your squad into a costume masterpiece! If you need further inspiration see more group ideas on Pinterest.

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