Ridiculously Easy Last-Minute Halloween Costumes
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Today’s the day, folks! And if you’re still stumped for a costume, we’ve got you covered with lazy (but clever!) ideas.
Well, Daymond John and Barbara Corcoran from "Shark Tank" do, actually!
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The "sharks" visited our show and dressed up in two original costumes each (yes, of course they were food-related!) -- and if nothing else, their creations are sure to inspire you to think outside the box.
1. BUNCH OF GRAPES
All you need is a solid-colored base (like Barbara’s simple black dress) and purple (or green!) balloons.
Easy peasy!
2. IRON CHEF
Daymond literally came out wearing a chef’s coat and holding an iron and cooking spray.
It could be THAT easy.
And while it took Rach and John a second to guess what he was, that’s just part of the fun of Halloween -- right?
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3. DEVILED EGG
This one is SO clever!
Devil ears and a tail are super easy to find (or make!) and then simply attach a yellow circle of sorts (A.K.A. the yolk!) onto a plain white T-shirt (A.K.A. the egg white!).
The yolk could really be made of anything you have lying around -- like construction paper or felt!
4. CHICKEN CORDON BLEU
Daymond really thought outside the box for this one -- and we APPLAUD HIM.
He attached a rubber chicken to a cord and wore a blue shirt. Get it? (Rubber) chicken (on a) cord on (a) blue (shirt).
Well-played, Daymond, well-played.
