A ghost doesn't have to be a sheet with holes in it. It can be cute, glamorous, funny or properly fashionable, and most of the outfits below come out of an ordinary closet, a thrift rack and a few craft supplies. What makes one look finished is the full set: a comfortable base, shoes you can walk in, makeup with a point of view, styled hair or a wig, and accessories that say which ghost you are. I keep the fabrics breathable and the hems off the floor, and wherever a sheet goes over the face I back the eye holes with sheer black mesh. The range runs from a flower-covered sheet to a disco spirit in silver fringe.
Why Your Whites Don't Match, and How to Fix It
Most of these looks are built from white clothes you already own, and the first thing you'll notice when you lay them out together is that they aren't the same white. A bright optical-white T-shirt looks blue next to an ivory skirt, and a cream cardigan looks yellow beside both. Under porch lights and camera flash the difference gets louder.
- Sort your whites into cool and warm before you plan the outfit, and keep the pieces that touch each other in one family.
- If you have to mix them, put a sheer layer over the top. A chiffon cape or tulle overlay blurs the difference, which is half of why ghosts look good in sheer fabric anyway.
- Use texture rather than color for interest: knit next to satin, lace next to cotton. It reads as a choice instead of a mismatch.
- At the thrift store, check the underarms and collar of every white piece in daylight. Old yellowing hides under shop lights and shows the moment you step outside.
Gray helps too. A pale gray cardigan, sash or pair of tights between two different whites bridges them and adds the faded, washed-out tone that makes a ghost look old.
1. Classic Sheet Ghost Outfit With Sunglasses
Sunglasses are what turn the old sheet ghost into a character. Use a lightweight white cotton sheet that reaches the ankles without dragging; cotton breathes far better than polyester, which matters after twenty minutes indoors. Place the eye holes with the sheet on, not flat on a table, and back them with sheer black mesh. Oversized black sunglasses go over the fabric. A fitted white T-shirt and leggings underneath stop the sheet clinging, and white sneakers with striped socks flash a bit of fun when the hem moves. Black gloves and a small white crossbody worn under the sheet keep your phone handy. It's the one I'd suggest for a last-minute party or a group where everyone wears a sheet.
2. Cute Ghost Outfit With Pink Bows
Pink satin bows soften a plain ghost into something sweet enough for a family party. Use a short white poncho or rounded sheet that falls just below the knee, with black felt eyes and a small smile on the front, and tack the bows around the neckline and hem. Satin ribbon frays fast at a cut end, so I cut the tails at a slant and touch them with fray-stop. Underneath go a white long-sleeve top, opaque tights and pink ballet flats or sneakers. Two low pigtails in matching ribbon, or a pink bow headband over the fabric. Rosy cheeks, a subtle pink lip, a heart-shaped bag or a little faux bouquet, and a light hem that bounces when you dance.
3. Glam Ghost Outfit With Silver Sequins
Sequins under chiffon is my favourite way to dress a ghost for a party. A silver sequin mini dress goes beneath a translucent white chiffon cape or hooded poncho cut into uneven points around the knee, with the arms left free. The chiffon softens the sequin glare, so the dress shimmers through rather than shouting. Silver ankle boots with a stable heel and sheer white tights for coverage. A long platinum wig in loose waves, pearl-white shadow, silver liner, luminous highlighter and a cool pink lip. Rhinestone clips, crystal earrings, a metallic clutch, and a small silver hand mirror in place of a fussier prop. No full sheet and no heavy theatrical makeup needed.
4. Victorian Ghost Outfit With Lace Dress
This is the ghost for a cold night, because it covers you from neck to ankle. Choose a long-sleeved white, ivory or faded gray dress with ruffles and a defined waist, and lay a lace shawl over the shoulders. Floor length is the authentic shape, but take it up to the ankle bone if you'll be on stairs or uneven ground. Pearl buttons, a cameo-style brooch and white gloves set the period. A gray-white wig in a loose low bun with soft pieces at the face, then pale foundation, cool taupe shadow and gray lipstick. Lace-up ankle boots in white or distressed gray, and an empty antique-looking frame or battery candle to carry.
5. Ghost Bride Outfit With Flowing Veil
A ghost bride needs layers, not gore. Start with a thrifted white maxi or an old formal gown with a fitted bodice and a full skirt, then a light veil that ends at the waist; a longer veil gets sat on and stepped on at every party. A gray ribbon belt shapes the waist, and fabric roses in white and dusty lavender make the faded bouquet. Comfortable ivory flats or low lace-up boots under the skirt. Loose, slightly undone curls with the veil held by pearl pins. Powdered skin, gray smoky eyes, muted lips and a little silver highlight. Short lace gloves and a vintage-style ring are the last details, and it's tame enough for any public Halloween event.
6. Ghost Prom Queen Outfit With Crown
Every closet has one formal dress nobody wears again, and this is its afterlife. Pick a white, silver or icy blue gown you can actually move in, and add a satin sash reading 'Ghost Queen' in removable fabric letters so the dress survives intact. A light silver crown and elbow-length gloves set the scene. If you'll be standing for hours, wear white sneakers under a long gown; nobody sees them and your feet will thank you. A pale blond or silver wig in big curls with a sparkly barrette near the crown, frosted shadow, silver mascara, rosy-gray blush and a glossy nude lip. A small bouquet of white faux flowers with translucent ribbon, and the joke is clear from across the room.
7. Ghost Ballerina Outfit With White Tutu
An ankle-length tutu moves like smoke when you turn, and that's the whole effect. A white fitted leotard or long-sleeve bodysuit goes with a tulle skirt cut in uneven layers, over opaque white tights. Ballet flats with elastic straps beat slippery costume slippers. A sheer chiffon cape at the shoulders adds float. Pin white or silver hair into a tidy bun with tiny faux flowers, then pearl shadow, thin silver liner and soft gray-pink lips, with a ribbon wand to carry. Ankle-length tulle does catch on heels, so for a child or a busy party I'd cut it to mid-calf. Adults can keep it long and adjust the coverage on top.
8. Flapper Ghost Outfit With Fringe Dress
Fringe is built to move, so a flapper ghost comes alive the moment you step onto a dance floor. Choose a white or pale silver knee-length dress covered in layered fringe and add a translucent shawl with slightly uneven edges. A pearl headband across a short silver bob wig, kept sleek at the face. Long faux pearls and white gloves give the evening feel, and low-heeled silver dance shoes or T-strap flats stay buckled through hours of dancing. Smoky gray shadow, fine arched brows, soft contour and a muted berry lip, theatrical but not overdone. Carry a small beaded bag rather than a big prop. Afterward, shake the fringe out and hang the dress, since folded fringe kinks for days.
9. 1950s Ghost Outfit With Poodle Skirt
A pale poodle skirt stands apart from all the dark Halloween costumes at a party. Pair a white felt circle skirt with a fitted gray cardigan and a silver blouse or collared top. Instead of a poodle, put a simple felt ghost appliqué on the skirt with a ribbon 'leash.' Felt on felt takes hot glue well, but stitch the leash so it doesn't peel when you sit. White ankle socks, silver saddle-style shoes and a narrow belt. A silver-gray wig in a high ponytail tied with a chiffon scarf, with soft gray liner, frosted pink lips and powdered skin. Pearl studs, a vintage-style handbag and a light tulle underskirt for shape. It covers a lot and moves well, so it's good for school events or chilly evenings.
10. Disco Ghost Outfit With White Jumpsuit
Stretch matters on a disco jumpsuit, because rigid fabric splits at the seat the first time you really dance. Look for wide legs, long sleeves and a white stretch knit, then a sheer silver-fringed cape over the shoulders. Real platforms look right, but supportive platform sneakers are the safer bet for a long night. A voluminous silver wig, or your own hair brushed into big curls. Holographic shadow, silver liner, luminous cheeks and clear gloss. Mirrored sunglasses, large hoops and a mini disco-ball purse. Narrow strips of translucent fabric stitched to the cape flutter as you move, which keeps the ghost in it. Cheerful rather than frightening, and a good fit for a dancing crowd or a ghost group.
11. 1980s Ghost Workout Outfit
Neon pops against all that white, which makes this one easy to find in a crowd. A white leotard or oversized sweatshirt goes over pale gray leggings, with white leg warmers and supportive high-tops, and a short translucent tulle skirt softens the sporty base. Neon wristbands and a bright headband over a high silver ponytail or teased white wig. Cool white shadow, blue liner, vivid pink blush and matching lipstick. A white belt bag holds your essentials, a foam dumbbell is the joke, and small fabric ghost shapes on the sweatshirt spell out the theme. Leg warmers slide down constantly; a strip of double-sided fashion tape at the top holds them. Most of it is already in a closet or a thrift store.
12. Cottagecore Ghost Outfit With Wildflowers
Cottagecore suits a daytime ghost, the kind you wear to a pumpkin patch rather than a dark street. A loose white prairie dress with puff sleeves and a midi or maxi hem goes under a sheer ragged-edge cape. Cream lace-up boots or flats that can handle a dirt path. Long white or silver hair in loose braids with tiny faux daisies and lavender sprigs woven through. Pin each sprig into the braid, because tucked stems work their way out within an hour. Pearl highlighter, taupe shadow, rosy lips and a few painted white freckles. A small woven basket of wildflowers and white tulle wisps, plus a flower crown. It's approachable and looks right in bright outdoor light.
13. Cowboy Ghost Outfit With White Hat
Separates make a cowboy ghost easy for anyone who doesn't want a dress or a sheet. A white pearl-snap shirt with pale jeans or a long denim skirt, and a fringed white vest. A white cowboy hat trimmed with a thin silver ribbon and a few tiny ghost appliqués; I glue those to the ribbon, not the hat felt, so the hat stays clean when the ribbon comes off. Pointed ankle boots in light gray or distressed white and a silver buckle. Loose silver waves or two low braids, cool gray eye makeup, powdered skin and a neutral lip. A white bandana at the neck or over one shoulder, and a coiled rope of soft decorative cord if you want a prop.
14. Sailor Ghost Outfit With Striped Top
This ghost comes almost entirely out of a summer wardrobe. A white-and-gray striped shirt tucked into high-waisted white trousers or a pleated midi skirt, with a cropped white sailor collar and a translucent chiffon scarf floating behind the shoulders. Deck shoes, sneakers or low ankle boots give you sure footing. A silver bob wig under a white sailor cap, or natural hair in neat waves, with pearl shadow, gray liner and a muted rose lip. A small white tote with an anchor-shaped ghost on it carries the essentials. Somewhere warm, cotton trousers and a short-sleeve stripe keep it breathable. Skip any big prop.
15. Pirate Ghost Outfit With Tattered Layers
Torn chiffon is what makes this pirate a ghost. A loose white poet shirt goes under a distressed gray vest, with cropped ivory trousers or a layered handkerchief skirt, a silver sash and a translucent striped scarf tied over the hair. Weathered gray boots support you better than thin costume shoes. A white or silver wig in loose waves with a few small beaded braids; the beads add weight, so keep it to three or four braids or the wig drags back. Cool gray shadow and a muted plum lip. A treasure map, an empty jewelry box or faux pearls instead of any weapon. Stitch torn chiffon strips at the shoulders and belt so they lift in the breeze.
16. Librarian Ghost Outfit With Vintage Books
A soft cardigan and a long skirt make a ghost you can wear to work and still sit through a meeting in. An ivory blouse under a gray cardigan, a long white pleated skirt, patterned tights and lace-up shoes or loafers. A silver-gray wig in a low bun with a few wisps at the face. Round glasses, pearl earrings and a narrow ribbon at the collar, with pale makeup, taupe shadow and a dusty rose lip. Carry one or two light faux books with ghost-themed covers rather than real hardbacks, which get heavy fast. A sheer shawl over the shoulders gives the float. It's quiet enough for a classroom, an office or a library.
17. School Uniform Ghost Outfit
A monochrome uniform makes a neat ghost with almost no effort. A white button-down, a light gray pleated skirt or tailored trousers, a white sweater vest, knee-high socks and loafers or sneakers. A silver ribbon at the collar and a small embroidered ghost patch on the vest. Iron-on patches don't grip knit vests well, so a few hand stitches at the corners keep it flat. A pale backpack, white or silver hair in braids or a short bob, and simple makeup: powdered skin, gray liner and cool pink balm. A short translucent cape sits behind the shoulders. It's modest and fits spirit days where a big theatrical costume would be too much.
18. Sleepy Ghost Outfit With White Pajamas
Pajamas give you the most comfortable ghost possible. A matching long-sleeve set with subtle gray stripes, stars or clouds, with fluffy white socks and house-shoe slippers that have real nonslip soles. A short chiffon cape or light sheet poncho makes the ghost shape and still shows the pajamas. A silver wig in loose messy waves under a white sleeping cap; the cap hides the hairline, which is where an inexpensive wig looks most fake. Smudged gray shadow, pale pink cheeks and tiny painted stars under the eyes. A small white pillow or plush moon, and a gray eye mask on the forehead. Good for indoor parties, movie nights and last-minute plans.
19. Rainy Day Ghost Outfit With Clear Poncho
What if your ghost has to survive damp fall weather? Build it in layers: a white sweater and straight-leg pants, then a clear hooded rain poncho over the top. Narrow strips of white chiffon fixed beneath the poncho stay visible and mostly dry. White waterproof ankle boots with textured soles, and a transparent umbrella with removable ghost stickers. A silver bob wig under the hood, with loose hair kept off the face. Waterproof gray liner, pearly cream shadow and tinted balm, since powder shadow streaks in drizzle. White gloves and a small waterproof crossbody. The clear outer layer gives the whole look a misty quality, handy for outdoor festivals in unreliable October weather.
20. Winter Ghost Outfit With Faux Fur
Cold weather calls for a ghost built from real winter clothes. A white turtleneck with matching wide-leg pants or a long knit skirt goes under a white faux-fur coat or plush hooded cape that stops above the knee. Faux fur sheds on everything it touches, so give it a good shake outside and run a lint roller over your bag before you go. Silver snow boots, thermal tights and pale gloves keep you warm. A long white wig in soft waves with a crystal-like headband. Frosted white shadow, silver liner, cool pink blush and pearly gloss. A clear snowflake wand or small translucent handbag, and nothing floor-length to drag through slush.
21. Sporty Ghost Outfit With Jersey
An oversized white jersey is about the lowest-effort ghost there is. Wear it over gray bike shorts or leggings with striped knee socks and white athletic sneakers. Pick a number like '00' and put a small ghost patch above it so the idea reads. A short, sheer hooded cape goes over the shoulders, cut so it doesn't hide the number. A high silver or white ponytail in a gray scrunchie, cool gray liner, pearl highlighter and tinted balm. A white foam finger with a smiling ghost face is the fun prop, and a compact belt bag across the chest carries your things. It's built for moving: casual parties, games and a long evening on your feet.
22. Cheerleader Ghost Outfit With Pom-Poms
A white-and-silver cheer uniform brings a lot of energy to a ghost. A modest pleated skirt and matching long-sleeve top with a ghost emblem or the word 'BOO,' white shorts underneath, ankle socks and supportive sneakers. White and silver pom-poms shimmer as you move, though metallic pom-poms shed little strands, so shake them out outdoors first. A platinum ponytail with a large silver bow, or the bow over natural hair. Frosted shadow, graphic gray liner, pink blush and tiny white stars at the outer corners of the eyes. A short chiffon cape behind the shoulders adds the float. A team of friends can match it easily.
23. Rock Star Ghost Outfit With White Jacket
Stagewear in a faded palette makes a rock star look as if the last gig was a century ago. A white faux-leather jacket over a silver graphic top, with distressed pale jeans or a layered tulle skirt and chunky white ankle boots. Chiffon strips on the jacket sleeves flutter like streamers; stitch them to the inside seam, because tape won't hold on faux leather in a warm room. A white shag wig with volume, or temporary silver color on a few sections. Smudged gray liner, metallic shadow, pearly highlight and a muted plum lip. Silver chains, fingerless gloves, a foam microphone and a small crossbody tucked under the jacket. It's loud and playful with nothing graphic.
24. Pop Star Ghost Outfit With Metallic Skirt
A metallic skirt and a fitted top make a ghost that borrows from modern stage fashion. A silver pleated mini or midi goes with a white mock-neck bodysuit and translucent puff sleeves, plus white platform sneakers or low block-heel boots. A long platinum wig in a sleek high ponytail with rhinestone clips. A high ponytail needs a firm base, so I'd pick a wig made as a ponytail rather than gathering a long loose wig up yourself. Silver winged liner, luminous cheeks, a cool pink lip and small face gems at the temples, stuck with a skin-safe adhesive you've tested first. A cropped chiffon cape, a headset microphone prop or star-shaped mini bag, and white gloves. Most of it comes from partywear and dancewear you may already own.
25. Artist Ghost Outfit With Paint Palette
Felt paint splashes give an all-white ghost personality with nothing to sew. White overalls go over a pale gray striped shirt with removable pastel felt splashes; safety pins from the inside let you move them around and take them off later. Roll the cuffs above white high-tops. A short translucent poncho over the overalls leaves the straps and pockets showing. Silver hair in a loose bun under a white beret, soft gray eyes, a pink lip and tiny pastel brushstrokes near one cheek. A cardboard paint palette, a foam brush and a small utility pouch. It's colorful and friendly enough for a classroom or a creative office.
26. Gardener Ghost Outfit With Flower Basket
White and faded green make this a gardener who seems to have tended the same bed for a hundred years. Ivory overalls or a loose linen jumpsuit over a white puff-sleeve blouse, with pale green rubber boots and light gardening gloves. A sheer white shawl with uneven edges. Silver hair in two loose braids under a floppy white sun hat with faux white flowers on the brim. A floppy brim droops lower once flowers are added, so put them toward the back and sides and keep your sightline clear. Taupe shadow, pearl highlighter, muted pink lips and a few painted leaves. A small wicker basket of artificial flowers, white leaves and translucent ribbon, and no real tools.
27. Chef Ghost Outfit With White Apron
Kitchen clothes make a funny ghost that's easy to explain. A white chef coat with checkered gray pants or a comfortable midi skirt, and a crisp white apron with black felt ghost faces along the hem. Slip-resistant white shoes if you'll be on your feet for hours. A tall chef hat over a short silver wig or pinned-back hair, with gray liner, pearl shadow, rosy blush and a neutral lip. Carry a light serving tray of faux cupcakes topped with ghost decorations, and glue the cupcakes to the tray, or one tilt sends them all to the floor. A foam spoon in the apron pocket, white gloves and a gray neck scarf. It's fine anywhere, and every piece can be reused.
28. Astronaut Ghost Outfit With Silver Helmet
A space suit gives the ghost a clean, futuristic update and plenty of warmth. A white utility jumpsuit with silver patches, reflective piping and a ghost emblem on the chest, supportive white boots and a silver belt with a small pouch. I'd go with a light silver hood framing a white bob wig rather than a clear bubble helmet. Bubbles fog, muffle sound and make it hard to eat or drink; if you do wear one, make sure it's ventilated and comes off in one move. Luminous makeup with pearl shadow, thin silver liner and holographic highlights. Short chiffon streamers on the arms and back, and a foam moon or clear orb to carry. The full coverage suits an outdoor event.
29. Alien Ghost Outfit With Holographic Details
An alien ghost is all about iridescence. Start with a white fitted jumpsuit or a long-sleeve top with flared pants, then a translucent holographic poncho with its hem cut into rounded points. Holographic vinyl doesn't fray, so the cut edge can stay raw, but it doesn't breathe either, so leave the sides open. Metallic silver platform sneakers and matching gloves. A long white wig with mint or lavender ends, pearl accents, pastel shadow, silver liner and small reflective gems above the brows. A soft antenna headband makes the alien part clear, with a transparent mini bag or silver orb to carry. The shimmer shows best in clear light, and the base stays comfortable all evening.
30. Black And White Ghost Outfit
High contrast makes a ghost look sharp and editorial. A white long-sleeve mini or midi dress with black tights and chunky black ankle boots goes under a white chiffon cape edged in narrow black trim that falls to the knee. A blunt white bob wig with a small black fascinator or velvet bow. Pale powder, charcoal shadow, sharp black liner and soft gray lipstick. Black gloves, a structured white handbag and an empty black picture frame for photos. Black trim on white chiffon shows every wobble in the seam, so pin it closely or use ready-made bias binding. Prefer trousers? Swap the dress for a white suit and a black shirt.
31. Pastel Rainbow Ghost Outfit
Pastels make a cheerful ghost for daytime. A white skater dress or loose white jumpsuit gets a sheer cape of overlapping pink, lavender, blue, mint and pale yellow chiffon panels. Overlap each panel by a couple of inches where it meets the neckband, or gaps open up when you raise your arms. White sneakers with pastel laces. A white wig with softly colored ends in loose waves or pigtails. Blended pastel shadow, pearl highlighter, pink gloss and tiny cloud shapes at the temples. A translucent star bag, colorful bracelets, and a comfortable white hood with small felt ghost eyes on top instead of a mask keep the light, floating feel of a classic ghost.
32. Neon Ghost Outfit With Glow Details
Neon tape turns a plain hoodie ghost into a party look. A white oversized hoodie with leggings or joggers sits under a short translucent poncho, with friendly ghost shapes outlined on it in pink, green, blue and yellow neon fabric tape. Press the tape down hard and round the corners when you cut it, since square corners are where it lifts first. White high-tops with bright laces and colorful socks, and a white wig in a high ponytail with neon clips. UV-style makeup only around the eyes, with a neutral complexion and clear gloss. Glow bracelets where the event allows them, kept off your hands and away from your eyes, and a neon belt bag. Good for dancing and for groups.
33. Skeleton Ghost Outfit With Sheer Layers
Bones under a sheer layer give this ghost real depth. A black fitted top and leggings printed or decorated with simple white bone shapes go under an ankle-length translucent white dress or open chiffon robe, so the bones show through. The sheer layer only works if it's genuinely see-through, so hold the fabric up to a light before you buy it. Black lace-up boots, white socks and a long silver wig in straight, center-parted layers. Skull-inspired makeup with white highlights, gray contour, dark shadow and fine lines at the lips, kept stylized rather than frightening. White gloves with simple hand bones and a small battery lantern. Comfortable, and fine for a family event.
34. Moon And Stars Ghost Outfit
Moons and stars give a dreamy night theme without anything dark. A flowing white maxi or wide-leg jumpsuit goes under a sheer silver cape, with light silver moons and stars spaced across it so it still moves. Weight matters here. A cape loaded with sequined appliqués pulls at the neck all night, so I keep each piece small and flat. Metallic flats or silver boots, and a long white wig in loose waves with a crescent headband. Pearly shadow, silver liner, cool lavender blush and tiny stars at the eyes. A clear orb or battery star lantern, and a silver belt to stop the cape swamping you. A group of friends as different celestial ghosts looks wonderful together.
35. Flower Sheet Ghost Outfit
Flowers turn the most familiar ghost into the cheeriest one on the list. Trim a lightweight white sheet to ankle length, round the corners, and cut measured eye openings backed with sheer black mesh. Artificial daisies, pastel roses and small green leaves go across the head, shoulders and hem, with a clear ring left around the eyes. Silk flowers are heavier than they look, so I keep the big blooms at the hem and the small ones near the head, where extra weight drags the eye holes out of place. A fitted white outfit, white sneakers and floral socks underneath, round sunglasses over the eye openings, and a flower basket or mini bag. The sheet does the talking, so keep makeup and extras minimal.
Getting Chiffon to Float Instead of Tangle
Nearly every outfit above has a sheer cape, shawl or streamers, and the fabric you pick decides how it behaves once you're moving.
- Chiffon drapes and drifts, which is the ghost movement you want, but it frays the moment you cut it. Seal the edges with fray-stop or a narrow rolled hem.
- Organza is crisper and holds a shape, so it suits points and angles but looks stiff as streamers.
- Tulle doesn't fray at all and is the easiest for a beginner, though it snags on jewelry and sequins.
- Streamers longer than your forearm wrap around your arms and catch on door handles. Several short ones look fuller than a few long ones.
- Attach streamers along a seam or a ribbon band rather than at single points, so the stitches don't pull holes in the fabric.
A Ghost for the Office or a School Spirit Day
Several of these, the librarian, the uniform, the sailor and the chef, sit comfortably inside a workplace or school dress code. The usual limits are nothing over the face, nothing that blocks a doorway and nothing that looks like a weapon. Swap the wig for your own hair if you'll wear the outfit for eight hours, because a wig cap gets hot by lunchtime. Keep the sheer layer as the ghost element and save the dramatic makeup for the evening, and you can go from a desk to a party with only a change of lipstick.
Half a Ghost Is Hanging in Your Wardrobe
A ghost can fit almost any personality, dress code or forecast. You can keep it traditional with a well-fitted sheet, go elegant with a Victorian spirit, or take a theme from sports, gardening, music or space. Whichever you choose, the basics don't change: clear vision, breathable layers, secure shoes and a hem that won't drag. Hair, makeup, accessories and one simple prop do the rest. Pull what you can from your own closet first, then spend a little on fabric or craft pieces that make the theme clear, and wear something you can move in all night.
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