Ghost Face is one of the few costumes people recognise from the far end of a street, and almost all of that comes from two things: the long white mask and a black hood around it. Once those are right, the clothes underneath can be nearly anything. Below are 45 ways I'd style it, from sequins and lace to hoodies, raincoats and maternity dresses, each with hair, makeup for when the mask comes off, accessories and shoes you can actually walk in. Keep the mask and hood readable, then let the rest say something about you.
Getting the Mask and Hood to Behave Together
Whatever you wear underneath, the mask and hood are what make this costume, and they're also what people struggle with all evening. The mask slides down, the hood falls back, and you spend the party adjusting both. A few minutes of setup at home fixes most of it.
- Put the mask on first, then the hood. The hood holds the strap in place and hides it.
- If the hood keeps sliding back, a couple of bobby pins through the hood edge into your hair will anchor it.
- Most of these masks have small eye openings, so your side vision is limited. I'd walk the stairs at home in it before trusting it outside.
- Masks fog on cold nights and trap heat on warm ones. Lift it between photos rather than wearing it nonstop.
- Glasses rarely fit under the mask. If you need them to see, plan to carry the mask and wear it only for photos.
Hair matters more than people expect. A low bun or braids give the hood something to grip and stop the strap slipping, while loose, slippery hair lets everything slide.
1. Classic Ghost Face Costume With Black Robe
Start where everyone recognises it: a floor-length black hooded robe with flowing sleeves and the long white mask. I check the hem before anything else, because a robe that brushes the ground gets stepped on by you and everyone behind you. Black leggings and a fitted long-sleeve shirt underneath give coverage. A low bun or braids lets the hood sit smoothly. Smudge-resistant liner and a neutral lip are enough for when the mask comes off. Black gloves, a retro cordless phone and flat nonslip boots finish it.
2. Glam Ghost Face Costume With Sequin Dress
A fitted black sequin midi dress under a cropped hooded cape keeps the sparkle visible instead of burying it. Sequins scratch the inside of arms, so I add a thin long-sleeve layer underneath if the dress is sleeveless. Sheer tights and block-heel ankle boots stay steady through a long party. Loose waves or a high ponytail, silver shadow, a wing and a berry lip handle the unmasked moments. If you add a rhinestone border to the mask, keep it on the outer rim so the eye openings stay completely clear.
3. Gothic Ghost Face Costume With Lace Dress
This gothic version leans romantic. Build it on a long black lace dress with a lined bodice, high neck and soft flared skirt, then fasten a velvet hooded cape over it with a silver brooch. Lace catches on brooch pins, so I push the pin through the cape only and let it rest on the dress. Lace gloves, a low braided updo or a long wavy black wig, deep plum lips and charcoal eyes finish it. Carry an artificial rose or an old picture frame. Pointed flat boots keep you comfortable.
4. Pink Ghost Face Costume With Tulle Skirt
Pink keeps the mask but drops the menace. Pair a fitted black top with a layered blush tulle midi skirt and a short black hooded cape, and tie a pale pink ribbon at the waist. A pink bob wig or soft curls with black bows suits it, along with rosy shadow and glossy pink lips for when the mask lifts. Removable rhinestones around the outer edge of the mask tie it in; I'd use sticker-backed gems so they peel off cleanly afterwards. A heart-shaped mini bag and black lace-up boots or pink sneakers finish it.
5. Red Ghost Face Costume With Midi Dress
Burgundy is the colour I suggest when someone finds all-black too flat. Choose a long-sleeve burgundy midi dress with a fitted waist and a black hooded cape that stops at the hips, so the red still shows. Opaque tights and black knee boots smooth the lower half. Long dark waves or a black wig with red ends link the two colours. Burgundy shadow, clean liner and matte red lips sit under the mask. A red retro phone and red gloves are the accents; two red details is plenty.
6. Silver Ghost Face Costume With Metallic Dress
Silver turns Ghost Face into a disco party costume. Start with a metallic midi dress or long-sleeve jumpsuit and a light black hooded cape, then ground the shine with black tights. Metallic fabric shows every crease, so hang it in a steamy bathroom before you dress rather than ironing it. Silver platform sneakers or low block-heel boots, a sleek high ponytail or a platinum wig, chrome shadow and a nude lip carry it. Gems go only on the outer mask border. Metallic gloves and a mirrored bag are enough accessories.
7. Y2K Ghost Face Costume With Mini Skirt
The early-2000s version is a black baby tee, pleated mini skirt and a cropped zip hoodie with a roomy hood. Check the hood is deep enough first; many cropped hoodies have shallow hoods that slide off the back of a mask. Opaque tights and chunky platform sneakers are easier than heels. Two high ponytails with butterfly clips, frosted shadow, glossy lips and thin liner set the era. Keep the mask classic or add tiny removable gems on the rim, and carry a small shoulder bag and chunky headphones.
8. Ghost Face Cheerleader Costume With Pom-Poms
A cheer version needs a black-and-white cheer dress with a skirt you can actually move in, and bike shorts underneath. Keep the hooded cape cropped so the uniform shows. A high ponytail with a black satin bow, crisp liner and soft grey shadow sit under the mask. I'd attach a “Boo” patch with removable fabric tape rather than glue, so the dress survives for another year. Black-and-white pom-poms replace any scary prop, and white crew socks with supportive sneakers keep you comfortable at an active party.
9. Ghost Face Prom Queen Costume With Sash
Prom queen adds a little dark pageantry. Pick a black or midnight-blue floor-length gown you can walk in and drape a sheer hooded cape over the shoulders. A tiara on top of the hood slides around, so I pin it through the hood fabric into the hair underneath, or attach it to the mask strap. Polished curls, a smoky eye and berry lipstick handle the unmasked photos. A handmade “Haunted Prom Queen” sash explains the idea, and a faux bouquet with low block heels or flats finishes it. Leave the mask mostly plain.
10. Ghost Face Bride Costume With Black Veil
A bridal version works without any gore. Wear a flowing white or ivory long-sleeve maxi dress, then add a light black hooded cape and a fingertip-length black veil. The white mask blends with the dress while the black layers keep the outline. I'd hem the dress to clear your shoes before the party, because white maxis always trail and stain. A low chignon or braided bun under the veil, pearly shadow and muted rose lips suit it. Carry black and white artificial flowers, and wear pearl earrings, lace gloves and flats or white ankle boots.
11. Ghost Face Ballerina Costume With Black Tutu
For a ballet take, start with a long-sleeve black leotard or bodysuit and a layered black tulle midi skirt; a midi length is far more practical than a short tutu for a whole evening. Opaque dance tights and ballet-style flats with a proper sole keep you steady on hard floors. A cropped hooded cape holds the outline. A clean bun with a black ribbon, soft grey shadow and pink-nude lips finish the face. Carry a black satin ribbon or a music-box purse. You can still dance in it.
12. Cowgirl Ghost Face Costume With Western Boots
Western Ghost Face is a black denim shirt, high-waisted jeans and either a fringed vest or a knee-length skirt. The problem is the hat: a wide brim pushes the hood forward and presses on the mask strap, so I set the hat on top of the hood and try it at home before committing. Two loose braids keep the hair tidy. Bronze shadow and a muted berry lip sit under the mask. A silver buckle, black bandana and a decorative rope loop add detail. Wear Western boots you've already broken in.
13. Biker Ghost Face Costume With Leather Jacket
A black moto jacket gives the character a sharp streetwear outline. Layer it over a fitted turtleneck and straight-leg faux leather pants, with a detachable hood or short cape under the collar. Pick faux leather with some stretch, since stiff pants make sitting and stairs a struggle all night. A slicked ponytail, braided bun or short black wig fits under the hood. Smoky eyes and bold brows suit the unmasked face. Fingerless gloves, a chain crossbody and silver ear cuffs carry the biker idea, finished with lug-sole boots.
14. Punk Ghost Face Costume With Plaid Skirt
Punk works because the mask and the plaid both read from a distance. Pair a black band-style tee with a red plaid midi skirt and ripped-look tights over opaque black ones, then add a cropped hooded jacket. Real safety pins open in a crowd, so I use closed charms that only look like pins. Combat boots, a messy ponytail or a spiked wig, smudged liner and deep red lips finish it. If you edge the mask with studs, make sure none of them are sharp. A patched mini backpack holds your things.
15. Grunge Ghost Face Costume With Flannel Shirt
Grunge is the easiest version to thrift. An oversized black graphic tee over fitted leggings, a red-and-black flannel tied at the waist and a roomy zip hoodie pulled over the mask is the whole costume, and it's warm on a cool night. Loose tousled waves or a dark shoulder-length wig, smudged charcoal liner and a brown-toned lip keep it understated. I'd keep the flannel in proper tartan colours, since a faded check disappears next to the black. A canvas crossbody, retro headphones and worn combat boots or high-tops finish it.
16. Preppy Ghost Face Costume With Pleated Skirt
Preppy is the unexpected one, and the contrast is the point. Layer a black sweater vest over a white button-down with a knee-length pleated skirt and opaque tights. Swap the full robe for a short hooded cape. A white collar can disappear under a hood, so pull it out over the cape so the shirt still reads. A smooth half-up style with a black ribbon or a dark bob wig, clean liner and rosy blush suit it. Cushioned loafers, a structured satchel with a jokey notebook, small silver studs and a plain watch keep it neat.
17. Collegiate Ghost Face Costume With Varsity Jacket
Campus Ghost Face is a black varsity jacket, white fitted tee and either wide-leg black trousers or a sporty midi skirt, with a detachable hood under the jacket to frame the mask in black. Felt letters such as “GF” or “Boo” look great on the jacket, but glued felt peels off wool, so I pin them from inside or use fabric tape. A high ponytail or low braids, soft grey shadow and a cat eye handle the face. Carry a pennant or small backpack and wear black-and-white sneakers. It's covered and easy for hours.
18. Office Ghost Face Costume With Black Suit
A tailored black suit makes an office version that won't raise eyebrows at work. Wear the blazer and straight-leg trousers with a white blouse and a narrow black tie, and tuck a light hood under the collar instead of a robe. I'd check your workplace's mask rules first; some offices ask that faces stay visible, and you can carry the mask for photos. A sleek low ponytail, neutral shadow and soft mauve lips suit it. Props can be a black portfolio, a desk phone or a stack of “scary meeting” notes. Loafers or low block heels keep it comfortable.
19. Cozy Ghost Face Costume With Oversized Hoodie
This is the version I'd wear to hand out candy. An oversized black hoodie that covers the hips, thick leggings or fitted joggers and black knit gloves give a continuous dark outline, with the mask under the roomy hood. Braids or a low ponytail stay flat under the hood. If the mask is staying on, waterproof mascara, tinted moisturiser and lip balm are all the makeup you need. Carry a black-and-white candy bucket or a small plush ghost, and wear cushioned sneakers and warm socks. Nothing about it is fussy.
20. Sporty Ghost Face Costume With Track Pants
Sporty is the practical pick for an active night. Pair black track pants with a matching zip athletic jacket and a white tank or tee, then add a lightweight detachable hood and the mask. Reflective silver piping helps drivers see you after dark without changing the palette. A braided ponytail or a short wig that won't shift stays put. Sweat-resistant liner and clear gloss handle a warm evening. A whistle, small gym bag and water bottle carry the theme, and black-and-white running shoes finish it.
21. Denim Ghost Face Costume With Black Jeans
Denim is the no-dress, no-robe option. Wear a washed black denim jacket over a black mock-neck top and matching high-waisted jeans, then attach a fabric hood to the jacket or layer a short hooded cape under it. Washed black denim often fades toward grey, so I keep the darkest piece nearest the mask, where contrast matters most. Loose waves or a dark bob, taupe shadow and a wing suit the casual mood. Silver hoops, a compact crossbody and low-heeled black Chelsea boots finish it quickly.
22. Trench Coat Ghost Face Costume With Tall Boots
A long black trench gives a sleek outline without any costume robe. Button it over a black turtleneck and fitted trousers and add a separate hood around the mask. Try the coat on with your arms raised; a trench that's tight across the shoulders pulls the hood back every time you reach. A low twist or straight dark wig tucked behind the collar, cool grey shadow and plum lips look polished. Fitted gloves, a retro phone or structured handbag and flat knee boots finish it. Tie the belt loosely so you can sit.
23. Velvet Ghost Face Costume With Hooded Cape
Velvet gives an otherwise plain black costume depth, and the white mask looks brighter against it. Choose a long-sleeve black velvet maxi dress and a full hooded cape in the same or a slightly lighter fabric. Heavy velvet gets hot fast at a crowded indoor party, so I'd pick stretch velvet, which is lighter and moves with you. Long curls or a deep-purple wig peeking from the hood, violet shadow and berry lips coordinate. An antique-look brooch, a velvet drawstring bag, lace gloves and flat pointed boots finish it.
24. Corset Ghost Face Costume With Tulle Skirt
A corset-style top over an opaque long-sleeve bodysuit, a full tulle midi skirt and black tights gives a shaped outline that still feels balanced. Keep the hooded cape cropped above the waist so the corset shows. Lace it loosely enough that you can sit, bend and take a full breath, because costume corsets laced tight become miserable within an hour. A high ponytail or a long black wig with silver ends, charcoal shadow and mauve lips finish the face. A satin choker, a rose-shaped bag and lace-up ankle boots or Mary Janes complete it.
25. Ghost Face Jumpsuit Costume With Platform Sneakers
A black utility jumpsuit is a sleek one-piece base that won't shift all night. Look for a defined waist, roomy pockets and full-length legs, then add a short hooded cape and the mask under the hood. A silver chain belt or reflective piping adds shape. A high braided ponytail or a platinum bob gives contrast, with metallic grey shadow and a neutral lip. Carry a compact crossbody or an old-style phone. Platform sneakers add height without the wobble of narrow heels. One honest drawback: bathroom trips in a jumpsuit under a cape take planning.
26. Plus Size Ghost Face Costume With Wrap Dress
A black wrap-style maxi dress is my first suggestion for a plus-size Ghost Face, because you set the waist exactly where it flatters. Choose soft stretch fabric and let a flowing hooded cape fall from the shoulders without hiding the waist entirely. Adjust the mask's elastic so it sits comfortably and you can see clearly. Natural curls, long braids, a high puff or a wavy wig frame the hood well. A smoky eye, highlighter and deep berry lips suit the unmasked face. A wide silver belt, statement earrings and wide-fit ankle boots or supportive flats finish it.
27. Maternity Ghost Face Costume With Maxi Dress
In pregnancy, comfort and airflow matter more than drama. A long black empire-waist dress in breathable stretch fabric and a light cape fastened loosely at the shoulders keep pressure off the bump; skip tight belts and heavy layers. I'd carry the mask for photos rather than wearing it all night, since a full face covering gets warm quickly. A side braid or low bun and your usual gentle makeup are enough. A removable white felt ghost-face motif above the bump is a sweet touch, and cushioned slip-ons and a mini candy bucket finish it.
28. Modest Ghost Face Costume With Black Abaya-Style Dress
For a modest version, choose a loose black maxi dress with full sleeves and a high neck, and add a floor-length hooded cape. Floor-length really means just clearing the floor; I pin both hems up a little and walk the stairs at home before deciding. Leggings underneath add coverage and warmth. A low bun or braids under the hood, or a simple black undercap, keeps hair secure. Charcoal liner and a muted berry lip suit it unmasked. Black gloves, a silver brooch, a small structured bag and flat nonslip ankle boots finish it.
29. Warm Weather Ghost Face Costume With Shorts
On a mild October night, a heavy robe and a full mask make you overheat fast. Swap to tailored black Bermuda shorts, a sleeveless top and a sheer knee-length hooded cape, with bike shorts underneath if you like. The mask still makes the character obvious. A high ponytail or braided bun keeps your neck cool. Waterproof liner, light foundation and tinted balm hold up in warmth. I'd look for a mask with a properly open mouth area, and take it off between photos. Fingerless gloves, a phone-shaped purse and black sneakers or flat lace-ups finish it.
30. Cold Weather Ghost Face Costume With Long Coat
Cold nights need real insulation hidden inside the outline. Layer a thermal top and fleece-lined leggings under a long black wool-blend coat, then add a roomy hood, the mask and insulated black gloves. A black scarf can fill the neckline, but keep it below the mask's chin so it doesn't push the mask up. Two low braids or a compact bun stay neat under the layers. Discreet reflective tape along the coat seams helps on dark streets. Warm socks and waterproof flat boots keep your feet dry.
31. Rainy Weather Ghost Face Costume With Raincoat
Wet weather is where a matte black hooded raincoat beats any robe. Wear it over waterproof leggings and a breathable long-sleeve base, and secure the mask and hood separately so a gust can't twist them together. A rain hood is stiffer than fabric, which actually helps it frame the mask. A low braided bun, waterproof liner, mascara and lip stain stay put. Black rain gloves, a compact clear umbrella and a reflective stripe on the hem if you're near traffic are useful. Knee-high rain boots and a knee-length coat keep you out of puddles.
32. DIY Ghost Face Costume With Black Maxi Dress
A plain black maxi dress becomes Ghost Face with a few additions. Sew short strips of light black fabric around the sleeves and hem for movement, keeping them short enough that they won't snag on door handles. Add a hooded cape and the mask, plus a low ponytail or removable white streak extensions. Smoky liner and plum lips finish the face. I'd cut a phone prop from cardboard, paint it, and hang it from a ribbon wrist strap so you can't drop it. Attach everything with fabric tape or safety fasteners so the dress goes back to normal afterwards.
33. Last-Minute Ghost Face Costume With Leggings
When there's no time at all, black leggings, an oversized long-sleeve shirt and a black zip hoodie or cardigan pulled around the mask give you the outline in seconds. A blanket scarf pinned with a brooch makes a quick shoulder cape. Simple braids or a low bun, quick liner and berry balm are enough. Add winter gloves and your everyday black crossbody, and wear any comfortable sneakers. The one rule I'd keep: everything solid black, with no logos or prints, so the mask stays the focus.
34. Thrifted Ghost Face Costume With Vintage Dress
Thrift shops are full of the right base: look for a long black dress with lace trim, puff sleeves or a slightly flared skirt. Top it with a thrifted cape, a big shawl or an old graduation robe cut down to a safe length; graduation robes are usually a dull polyester that takes a hood well. Add the mask and black gloves. Soft vintage curls or a shoulder-length wig, taupe shadow and berry lips suit the older clothes. A secondhand frame with a silly black-and-white self-portrait is a funny prop. Mix black textures, and fix hems and sleeves so it looks intentional.
35. Ghost Face Costume Without A Full Robe
You can keep the character without a long, awkward robe. Pair a fitted black mock-neck with wide-leg trousers and a waist-length hooded cape, then add the mask, full black gloves and pointed ankle boots for sharp contrast. A belt with a silver buckle shapes the separates. A smooth ponytail or short dark wig tucks under the hood, with a smoky eye and deep mauve lips underneath. Carry a retro cordless phone. I'd choose this one for any party with dancing or tight rooms, since nothing trails.
36. White Ghost Face Costume With Monochrome Dress
Flip the palette: a long white dress, a white hooded cape and the mask, with small black accents through gloves, a narrow belt and ankle boots so it still links back to the original. White fabric is often sheer, so pick lined, opaque pieces and wear nude layers underneath; I check in daylight, not just indoors. A platinum wig or silver ponytail, pearly shadow, black liner and cool pink lips suit it. Carry white roses tied with black ribbon. Keep the hems short, because white shows every scuff.
37. Purple Ghost Face Costume With Velvet Skirt
Purple gives Halloween colour without the usual orange. Wear a black fitted top with a deep-purple velvet maxi skirt and a cropped black hooded cape, plus opaque tights and black ankle boots. Long waves with violet extensions or a purple wig, lavender and charcoal shadow and plum lips coordinate. A few removable purple gems on the outer mask edge tie it together, as long as eye and mouth openings stay clear. Carry a crescent-shaped bag. Black lace gloves and a velvet ribbon choker finish it, and that's enough purple.
38. Green Ghost Face Costume With Satin Jumpsuit
Emerald satin is a rich jewel-toned update. Choose a loose long-sleeve satin jumpsuit with a defined waist and layer a light black hooded cape over it; the mask stays bright against both colours. Satin shows water spots and sweat marks, so I'd avoid it on a humid night. A smooth dark ponytail threaded with green ribbon or a dark green bob, emerald liner and grey shadow suit it. Silver earrings, fitted black gloves and a small geometric bag add detail. Keep the accessories matte so the shine stays under control.
39. Blue Ghost Face Costume With Pleated Dress
Midnight blue reads almost black at night and blue in photos, which is a nice trick. Choose a long-sleeve pleated midi dress and layer a black cropped cape with a generous hood over it. Black tights and low-heel ankle boots keep the lower half smooth. A sleek bun or loose waves with navy extensions, cool blue shadow and muted rose lips coordinate. Carry a small silver bag or a blue retro phone, and add one rhinestone brooch at the cape closure. It's dressy enough for a smart party and comfortable for hours.
40. Orange Ghost Face Costume With Black Overalls
Orange and black is the cheerful Halloween palette, and overalls make it easy. Wear black denim overalls over a burnt-orange long-sleeve shirt with a short black hooded cape and the mask. The overall bib can push the cape forward, so I fasten the cape behind the straps. Two braids with orange ribbons or a dark bob with copper ends, copper shadow and warm nude lips suit it. A pumpkin candy bucket is the prop. Black work boots or high-tops with orange socks finish a version that's at home at an outdoor festival.
41. Neon Ghost Face Costume With Reflective Details
Neon and reflective trims make a dark costume visible on the street. Start with a black utility jumpsuit and add removable neon-green piping along the seams, then a cropped hooded cape and the mask. Reflective wristbands and a glow belt help drivers spot you; keep bright material well away from the mask openings so it doesn't dazzle your own view. A high ponytail with neon extensions, electric green liner and clear gloss finish the face. Carry a light-up phone prop and wear black sneakers with neon laces.
42. Rhinestone Ghost Face Costume With Black Gown
For a formal party, choose a long black gown scattered with rhinestones or crystals and a sheer hooded cape so the sparkle shows through. Flat-back gems glued to the outer border of the mask add shine; I'd use a jewellery glue made for plastic rather than hot glue, which pops off a smooth mask. Polished waves or a high ponytail, silver shadow and a berry lip keep the unmasked face glamorous. Crystal earrings, satin gloves and a small silver clutch finish it. Wear embellished flats or stable block heels that won't catch the hem.
43. Cottagecore Ghost Face Costume With Floral Dress
Cottagecore is the gentlest contrast with the mask. Choose a black floral midi dress with puff sleeves and a square or high neckline, then add a short hooded cape and the mask. Loose braids with black ribbon and small artificial flowers, rosy blush and brown liner suit it. I'd pick a muted floral; a bright print just reads as a garden party and the character gets lost. Carry a woven basket of black and white faux flowers, with lace gloves, a locket and black lace-up ankle boots for walking outdoors.
44. Masquerade Ghost Face Costume With Cape Dress
Masquerade makes the mask feel formal. Wear a black cape dress with wide sleeves, a defined waist and a floor-length skirt that clears your shoes, plus subtle silver embroidery or removable appliqués at the neckline. A braided updo gives the hood and mask something firm to sit against. Smoky silver shadow and deep mauve lips suit it unmasked. Carry a black folding fan and wear long satin gloves with silver flats or low block heels. Instead of a second mask, add a few light gems to the outer edge of the white one.
45. Futuristic Ghost Face Costume With Holographic Coat
The last one goes futuristic: a black fitted jumpsuit under a translucent holographic trench, with a structured black hood under the coat collar to hold the mask firmly. Holographic vinyl doesn't breathe, so wear the lightest jumpsuit you have under it. Reflective silver panels, a metallic belt and sleek gloves give a science-fiction edge. A high braided ponytail with silver strands or a blunt platinum bob, graphic silver liner and a neutral lip finish it. Carry a geometric mini bag or a light-up wrist device. Keep the rest simple so the coat and mask stand out.
Makeup You Wear Under a Mask
Most of these looks include makeup for when the mask comes off, and that makeup lives in a warm, closed space for hours. Plan for it.
What survives
Waterproof mascara and liner hold up best. I set foundation and concealer with a light layer of powder so less of it ends up on the inside of the mask. Keep lipstick off until the mask is off, or choose a stain; creamy lipstick smears onto the mouth area and then onto your chin.
Skin and cleanup
Patch-test anything new on the inside of your wrist a day ahead, especially glitter or coloured liner near the eyes. Wipe the inside of the mask with a damp cloth before wearing it, and again before storing it, since a borrowed or shared mask carries whatever the last face left behind.
If you plan to keep the mask on all night, skip most of the makeup. Moisturiser, mascara and balm will look better when you finally take it off than a full face that's been steaming under plastic.
The Mask Stays, the Rest Is Yours
Every version above rests on the same two pieces: a long white mask and a dark hood. Pick one clear idea, whether sequins, rain gear or a cheer uniform, and repeat its colour in your hair, makeup, accessories and shoes. Before you leave the house, I'd check two things: that you can see and breathe easily in the mask, and that nothing trails on the floor. Props like phones, flowers, pom-poms and candy buckets tell the story without any gore.
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