Decking yourself out in head-to-toe bold color (think matching orange leather pants and jacket) and animal print might seem daunting on a regular day, but Halloween is made for indulging those fashion dreams and calling it a costume. Thanks to streaming, a new generation is getting to experience Fran Drescher’s highly covetable closet in her role as titular nanny Fran Fine in the ‘90s sitcom. RELATED: Terror on Tubi: ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ in Paris and New York, its cities of fright ‘Pretty Woman’ A glazed expression paired with an ultra-feminine outfit will nail this psychological horror staple.

Meanwhile, for the 2004 remake, legendary costume designer Ann Roth clad the likes of Glenn Close in mid-century floral frocks and headbands to nail the old-fashioned revival the women in this town have undergone. The 1975 version dials up the glamorous large brim summer hat, delicate gloves and frill aesthetic that look more garden party than grocery shopping. Two adaptations of Ira Levin’s novel of the same name (his book ' Rosemary’s Baby' is another go-to stylish classic) offer up a rather simple yet effective Halloween solution that lets you tap into this terrifying vision with the uniform of the housewife past. The term 'Stepford Wife' has become shorthand for a perfectly attired (and brainwashed) woman living in suburbia with her perfect family. During the first Halloween episode of 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' Buffy ( Sarah Michelle Gellar) refers to the chance to indulge in a different style persona as 'come as you aren’t night' and you might find some surprises in your own closet to keep it sustainable. 2021 has thrown some new titles vying for this year’s most ubiquitous crown into the mix, but this doesn’t mean you can’t reflect a memorable look from another decade courtesy of the monstrously large Tubi library. Over the last few years 'Stranger Things,' the Joker (take your pick from Heath Ledger, Jared Leto and Joaquin Phoenix), Bill Skarsgård’s portrayal of Pennywise from 'It,' and 'Game of Thrones' all dominated the pop culture costume field.

We’ve collected some great ideas from the world of pop culture below hit those post-October sales and get prepped for 2022. Spooky Season may have come and gone, but for those of you who are never happier than when you’re trawling Amazon for 'Cruella wig' or 'Roy Kent jersey,' we have great news: there’s no time like the present to start planning for next year’s Halloween costume. From left: 'Squid Game,' 'The Nanny,' 'Hellraiser'

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