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12 Halloween Costume Ideas for Kids By Zodiac Sign

by SoCozy in All

Children don’t only get excited about Halloween for the candy. They get to express themselves, too! Should your little one dress up as a superhero or a princess? Look no further than your child’s zodiac sign. Check out these adorable costume ideas from the Astrology experts at DailyHoroscope.com and then find out how to host the perfect Halloween bash here!

 

Aries (March 21 – April 19

Even pint-sized Rams dream about kicking butt and taking names. When they’re not bossing around their minions, they’re fantasizing about saving the world, superhero style. Halloween is the perfect time for them to show everyone who is boss.

For girls: Supergirl, Powerpuff Girls

For boys: Hawk or Snake Eyes from G.I. Joe, Spiderman

 

Taurus (April 20 – May 20)

Bulls are drawn to all things nature from a very young age and they love to get their hands dirty. This Halloween, try appealing to your child’s inner earthiness without any of the mess.

For girls: Ladybug, cowgirl

For boys: Scarecrow, fisherman

 

Gemini (May 21 – June 20)

Born under the sign of the Twins, Gemini kids may seem like a two-in-one package and you never know which one you’re going to get. Halloween is their chance to show the world their dual natures.

For girls: Wonder Woman aka Diana Prince

For boys: Any of the Transformers — Bumblebee, Megatron or Optimus Prime

 

Cancer (June 21 – July 22)

Even at a young age, Crabs want to nurture and help everyone — whether it’s a little brother with a skinned knee or the new kid getting picked on at school. Halloween is the perfect opportunity to let their compassionate natures come through.

For girls: Fairy Godmother, Glenda the Good Witch

For boys: Robin Hood

 

Leo (July 23 – August 22)

Little Leos already know they’re zodiac royalty and they demand the red carpet treatment everywhere they go. This Halloween, help them put together a costume that will inspire adoration.

For girls: Cleopatra, Disney Princess

For boys: Prince Charming, Elvis Presley

 

Virgo (August 23 – September 22)

Virgos are the logical, practical kids of the zodiac. They do their homework, matter-of-factly tell a teacher when he or she is wrong and never let anyone peek at their tests. Halloween is their chance to show everyone how cool being uncool can be.

For girls: Velma from Scooby Doo

For boys: Harry Potter

 

Libra (September 23 – October 22)

Even little Libras are budding fashionistas and they love to play dress up. Halloween will give these style mavens a chance to wear something that will make everyone else stand up and say “wow.”

For girls: Hollywood starlet

For boys: Zorro

 

Scorpio (October 23 – November 21)

No sign loves Halloween more than Scorpio and that goes double for kids born under this sign. Attracted to all things dark and mysterious, these kids get into the spooky spirit each and every year.

For girls: Vampires, Wednesday from The Addams Family

For boys: The Grim Reaper, a werewolf

 

Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21)

These little adventurers probably spend their days staring out the window, fantasizing about foreign lands and people. On Halloween, they get to dress and act the part of the wanderer.

For girls: Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz

For boys: Indiana Jones

 

Capricorn (December 22 – January 19)

Capricorns start fantasizing about ruling the world at a young age. While they’ll probably grow up to be rich and successful titans in the world of business, on Halloween, they like to think a little bigger … and badder.

For girls: Cruella Deville

For boys: Montgomery Burns from The Simpsons

 

Aquarius (January 20 – February 18)

This sign loves everything sci-fi and they secretly fantasize about being aliens adopted by human parents. There might not be a trip to Mars in their near future, but on Halloween, they like to let their space-age geekdom shine.

For girls: Judy Jetson, Queen Amidala from Star Wars

For boys: Nero from Star Trek, a Martian

 

Pisces (February 19 – March 20)

These kids have fantastic imaginations and they spend a lot of time inventing other worlds in their heads. They’re drawn to all things fairy tale, mostly because they love a happy ending.

For girls: Cinderella

For boys: Peter Pan

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