The Horror: Sexy Halloween

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We've taken issue with the "sexy" anything Halloween costume before. We don't understand why everyone uses Halloween as a free pass to dress in a so-called sexy costumes. There is nothing wrong with a little sex appeal, but we prefer more creative costumes than those that come packaged and labeled "sexy". To showcase the horrors the Halloween industry has come up with, I've put together a gallery of strange, un-sexy, confusing, boring and just downright icky Halloween costumes that claim to be alluring. Click through, and tell us in the comments which one scares you the most. (You can read my comments below the pictures).

Comments

Jael Paris said…
Some of these I hate because sexualizing kid's characters freaks me out. Others I would like if the execution were better; they're just so half-hearted!
October 25, 2012 at 3:46 PM
Lutfi Kurniawan said…
Say now that you are not happy I have your body, but not your heart. You don't need to lie, you still want him to curse you with him as long as you're happy

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