Girls Halloween Costumes
Our girls Halloween costumes run from black cats and purple bats to scarecrows, witches, vampires, creepy clowns, and zombies, in sizes 3-4 years to 12-14 years. All of our kids' products are safety tested by accredited labs. As a brand, we run over 500,000 quality checks a year. Each pick below says what comes in the pack.
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Girls Halloween Costumes, From Cute to Creepy
Seven picks, friendly first and frightening last. For boys' styles too, see our kids Halloween costumes.
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Two pieces make up the Girls Black Cat Costume: a plush black jumpsuit with the tail already attached, and a cat-ear headband, in sizes 3-4 years to 12-14 years. Face-paint whiskers finish it. |
The Girls Scarecrow Patch Dress Costume comes with a patch dress tunic, a capelet, a rope belt, straw cuffs, and a hat. The tunic's elastic waist and stretchy fabric leave room for a warm layer underneath, in sizes S (4-6 years) to XL (12-14 years). |
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For a witch in purple rather than black, the Girls Purple Witch Costume brings a crushed velour dress with an ombre bodice and a purple layered skirt, plus a bat-detailed witch hat, in sizes 3-4 years to XL. The broom in the photo is not included. |
Wings without a separate piece to lose: the Girls Purple Bat Costume is a layered purple dress with a moon and star print, black bat wings attached across the back, and a matching headband, in sizes 3-4 years to L (10-12 years). |
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Gothic without the gore, the Girls Dark Red Vampiress Costume comes as a black and red dress with a vampire print, red panels, lace detailing, and a high collar already attached, plus a matching choker, in sizes S (4-6 years) to XL (12-14 years). |
Add clown face paint and the Girls Creepy Clown Costume is complete: a gray layered dress with red pom poms, matching gloves, and cuffed leg warmers, in sizes S (4-6 years) to XL (12-14 years). |
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Want the full fright? The Girls Zombie Costume is a layered, distressed dress printed with a bloody ribcage and bone details on the arms. A Velcro neck opening makes it quick to get on and off, the waist is elastic, and it comes in sizes S to XL. The wig and printed tights in the photo are not included. |
See also our kids inflatable costumes and kids animal costumes, or go further into fright with our kids skeleton costumes and kids zombie costumes.
Choosing the Right Size for Your Daughter
Where each of the seven picks starts and stops, toddler to tween:
| Size | Age | Costumes above that come in it |
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| 3-4 years | 3 to 4 | Black cat, purple witch, purple bat |
| S | 4 to 6 | All seven |
| M | 7 to 9 | All seven |
| L | 10 to 12 | All seven |
| XL | 12 to 14 | All except the purple bat |
If your daughter is between sizes, four of the seven product pages suggest sizing up; the black cat is sized to her current age band instead. Each product page has its own size guide.
Shopping for the grown-ups too? See our adult Halloween costumes.
Girls Halloween Costume Questions
What Halloween costumes do you have for toddler girls?
Three of the picks here come in 3-4 years: the black cat jumpsuit, the purple witch dress, and the purple bat dress. The scarecrow, vampiress, creepy clown, and zombie start at S (4-6 years).
What Halloween costumes fit a 12 year old girl?
Six of the seven come in XL, which fits ages 12 to 14; the purple bat stops at L (10 to 12). If she is tall for her age, check the size guide on the product page before ordering.
What should my daughter wear under a Halloween costume on a cold night?
A thin long-sleeved top and leggings or tights. Sizing up when she is between sizes leaves room for them; the scarecrow tunic's elastic waist and stretchy fabric do too.
What are some scary Halloween costumes for girls?
The zombie dress with its printed ribcage, the creepy clown, and the vampiress close out the picks above, and our kids skeleton costumes add more. Face paint takes any of them further.
How do I keep my daughter visible while trick-or-treating?
Dark costumes are hard to see on an unlit sidewalk, so add a flashlight or a reflective band. A long hem can catch on steps and curbs, so keep younger children close on unlit paths.
How do I wash a girls Halloween costume?
All seven costumes on this page take a hand wash in cool water and an air dry. Each product page says to lay it flat to dry, away from direct heat, and to keep it out of the washing machine.
