TOP Costumes for halloween

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The best Halloween costumes are inspired by the year’s most memorable moments, and 2016 has been nothing if not memorable. We've had the starbucks drinks and a snapchat filter, which dominate headlines (and Facebook timelines!) every four years. Throw in a masterpiece visual album from Beyoncé, the hype surrounding Pokémon Go, and the candy-colored, quotable craziness of Suicide Squad, and 2016 is basically begging for a Halloween costume bonanza.
Major moments:
This is the year that Pokémon Go took over the world, and as the most popular mobile game in US history, nearly 10 million Americans have tried to catch 'em all.
Diehard Starbucks fans love to show off their obsession on Halloween, dressing up as frothy Frappuccinos or drawing other caffeinated costume inspiration from the brand. The so-called "rainbow drinks" (variations of Starbucks Refreshers and fruity teas that show off the color spectrum) blew up Instagram over the Summer. Because Starbucks is a widely beloved brand and the Insta-famous drinks are an easy costume to replicate, we totally agree with their prediction!
Beyoncé's Lemonade visual album premiere on HBO drew an impressive 787,000 viewers when it debuted on April 23, and all 12 tracks from the album rested comfortably on the Billboard Hot 100 charts following its release. Lemonade quickly became a cultural phenomenon, sparking political controversy and inspiring fashion trends . . . which is exactly why it makes a great costume idea. The iconic look from "Hold Up" is a great way to channel Bey's flawless fierceness, especially considering that you only need a few key pieces to re-create the get-up for Halloween.
Eccentric Suicide Squad front runner Harley Quinn was the most talked-about part of the film, which was one of the most profitable movies of the Summer. After raking in $300 million at the box office, Suicide Squad became a bona fide part of 2016's pop culture; specifically, Harley Quinn's daring look and quirky attitude made her appealing to a broad group of women.
Honorable mentions: Millennials will also gravitate toward emoji-inspired costumes this Halloween, proving yet again that it's way better to communicate with modern-day hieroglyphs than with real words. Emoji are a vital part of teens,' 20-somethings,' and 30-somethings' communication styles, and many tech-savvy folks have a "spirit emoji" to emulate. They're easy to replicate with everyday items like red dresses or sunglasses, so emoji will hop off your iPhone screen and into the real world on Oct. 31.