They are. Considering how little some women wear day-to-day as it is, what's so risque or cute about doing the same thing as usual, but with a tail and horns?

I know The Day has come and gone, but my old roommates had a party for the occasion, and three quarters of the girls there showed up wearing next to nothing. I live in Canada. This time of year I don't need to tell you what a dumb idea skimpy outfits are.

When did every womens' Halloween costume become some variation of slutty, underaged ____? And when every lady in the room is walking around showing off her ass, what makes some women think they're going to grab any more notice for wearing fishing string and stickers and calling it a costume?
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I agree. I love seeing people as characters from horror movies and video games.

AnckSuNamun said:

I always love to see homemade costumes, rather than those that obviously were storebought.

I remember reading somewhere that women who wear excessively silly, sexy gear for Halloween tend to be sexually repressed in the day-to-day, and so act out on All Hallow's Eve. Don't know if it's true, but that seems to make sense.