Keep those empty candy boxes, popcorn wrappers, and soda bottles because you'll definitely need them for this costume. All you need to do is throw on a black sweater and glue or tape each piece of trash to it. You can even put some of the leftover popcorn pieces on there, too.

Take a pair of tights and an oversized sweater (or leotard if you have one) and turn into an '80s workout girl this Halloween. Add in the high socks, heavy makeup, and heavily sprayed hair, and you've really nailed the look.

If you have a pair of overalls handy, put them together with an old beach hat and a flannel shirt to become the coolest scarecrow this year. Be sure to paint your face up real nice and grab some sort of hay looking prop on your way out.

Taking it back to the '90s will be easy this year because chances are, you have everything you need in your closet. Try pairing a pair of oversized jeans or overalls, a tank top and a large flannel shirt.

The only thing you'll need for this super easy outfit is an all denim outfit. Be sure to tie your red bandana on, too.

If you have a pair of black jeans, a black shirt, and a black jacket, you're well on your way to nailing this throwback look. Be sure to paint your nails red, throw on some red lipstick, and slide on some red shoes.

Grab a white pillowcase and cut holes for your arms and head. Throw some brown or green strips of construction paper in the bottom (or real sticks and leaves) to be your teabag ingredients. You can also cut a piece of yarn to stick from your head as the string and put Lipton logos at the end of it.

The only thing you'll need for this easy to create costume is a regular outfit with dryer sheets stuck to them.

Nothing is easier than transforming into a character from Men in Black. Just grab an all black suit and white button up to do so. Be sure to add your black shades and grab a silver pen, too.

If you've ever thought about being a flight attendant, you can practice your skills this Halloween. All you'll need are a pencil skirt, a white button up, some black flats or heels, and a multi-color ascot or scarf to tie around your neck. Be sure to add your red lipstick, too.

Finish your last roll of toilet paper? Don't throw the roll away yet. Create the key to your back with the towel roll and some construction paper. After that, put on a regular outfit and stick — or tie — the key on.

Throw on a pair of jeans or shorts, high socks, and a shirt to nail this look for Halloween. If you have a pair of glasses lying around and don't mind a few red market dots in your face to serve as acne, you can really take this to the next level.

All you'll need out of your closet for this historic costume is a black skirt, white blouse, and black jacket or grey blazer. If you don't have a small red bowtie, you can make one out of any ribbon you have laying around the house. Don't leave out the small bag and trademark umbrella.