Everyone searches for Halloween dress costumes, but those can be found all over in all varieties, but I’d say that there are very few Halloween dresses for women that don’t focus on a specific character. Which is why I created this post in the first place.
If you’re not a lady who’s much into cosplay, or maybe you’re looking for something to wear that’s more you on Halloween than a mimicry of someone else, or maybe you’re looking for a Halloween wedding dress for a special holiday moment in the embrace of the light of a blood moon.
Not that you’d be outside at midnight being wed, or that there’d even be a blood moon, but it sounded good, right?
In any case, there wasn’t much to find out there regarding generalized outfits as far as Halloween dresses for women, but we managed to find a few worthy ones that we think you might enjoy, whether they’re worth buying, or simply worth seeing and knowing they’ve been tailored to meet someone’s tailored needs.
We even put them into categories.
Halloween categories.
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Bat Dresses
Bat Ruffle Dress
This gorgeous black dress has a bat around the neckline, but beyond that, there’s nothing more batlike about it. Certainly a gothic style of dress, and perfect for a lady of the night.
Gothic Dress with Bat Wings
A rather simplistic black dress with a hood, but what’s awesome about it is the fact that there are spiderweb bat wings connected to the arms of the dress.
Raise your arms and reveal the webs in which you catch your prey.
Halloween Wedding Dresses
Orange and Black Wedding Dress
This Halloween wedding dress is one of my personal favorites that I’ve seen (and there’s really not that many of them on the web, but of the variety–this can’t be beat!) Of course, this dress is also designed by a multi-award winning wedding dress designer, so you can expect it to be top notch for your glorious hallowed wedding night.
Halloween Wedding Dress
More of a mustard color type of dress, like the inside guts of a pumpkin, you could say. Though it’s a lot prettier of a dress than what you see on the inside of a pumpkin. It’s also a bit more on the simplistic side with less flair and ruffles, if you’re not willing to go full-on razzle and dazzle in the embellishment department.
Pumpkin Dresses
Pumpkin Tube Dress
Thankfully, this dress doesn’t make you look like a complete pumpkin with an oversized base to it. Instead, it’s simple and cute for those who want something not too flashy to wear at some Halloween event.
It also comes with a pair of gloves and a hat.
Pumpkin Bat Print Dress
This pumpkin dress focuses more on the creepy setting with its orange hues and the silhouettes of smiling pumpkins, gnarly trees, and a flood of bats. Since a lot of people associate Halloween and pumpkins with the color orange, I’d say this is more for the typical Halloween fans.
Sleeveless Halloween Dress
Unlike the bat dress above, this one has a softer look to it with a darker color of blue lightening to a teal. It’s also a bit on the cuter side of this infamously sinister holiday.
Less focus on the bats and more focus on the bright orange pumpkins and cats sitting atop them.
Skeleton Dresses
Skeletal Dress
I do enjoy the different color variations of this skeletal dress, but the only huge skeletal factor would be the upper body’s ribcage. Aside from that, the lower portion shows skeletal lovers, perhaps, enjoying their life in their after years of life.
Skull Lace Dress
Okay, so it doesn’t have an actual skeletal system on the dress, but I absolutely love the red and black color combo. They go well on the spooky holidays and for the goths, of course.
There are black skulls on the red portions of the dress, with a somewhat of a black overcoat, but I think it’s all sewn together. Not exactly sure on the dynamics of dress-making. But the ribbon, and the round buttons on the front…it’s super cute while looking devilish.
