Are you trying to make a Halloween costume based off of a movie or a TV show, and do you want to do what you can to make it believable? Are you tired of having costumes that look vaguely like what you were going for but that always leave people asking you what you are? If so, there are a few tips that will help you out this year. If you are going to be in a costume contest that comes with a cash prize, that you really want to win, make sure that you read through this first.

1. Study Your Source
Take the time to really study the person that you are trying to be. Watch a few episodes of the TV show or take the evening to watch the movie. Look up pictures of the person on the Internet and see what they are wearing most often. You need to pick something that everyone will associate with that character, so choosing an outfit that they only wear occasionally is not going to do it, even if you do a good job. It has to be the main outfit that you associate with that person or that character.

2. Get the Details Right
The key to a good costume is to get all of the details right. If the person wears glasses, are they round or square frames? Make sure that you get the right ones. If they have long hair, just how long is it? Can you grow yours out in time or do you need to get mens wigs at AdventHair.com so that you can really embrace the character? Do they wear any jewelry? What color are their eyes? Some of these details may seem too small to make a difference, but you will find that they make all of the difference in the world.

3. Make Your Costume in Advance
The number one reason that people have sub-par costumes is that they make them the night of the Halloween party. They just throw them together with whatever they have lying around. This is never a good idea. You are not going to do a good job if you do not leave yourself enough time to find the perfect pieces of the costume, not just ones that will do. Make your costume in advance so that you can put it together in a way that really makes you proud.

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