fantasy - 110 Halloween Costume Ideas

Fantasy Halloween Costume Ideas in 2026

Bigger than real life, which is really the whole point of the genre.
Superhero Horror Animated
Mother Gothel From Disney’s Tangled
Female

Mother Gothel From Disney’s Tangled

Belle From Beauty and the Beast
Emma Watson

Belle From Beauty and the Beast

Sirius Black From Harry Potter
Harry Potter

Sirius Black From Harry Potter

Lord Voldemort From Harry Potter
Harry Potter

Lord Voldemort From Harry Potter

Ron Weasley From Harry Potter
Harry Potter

Ron Weasley From Harry Potter

Professor McGonagall From Harry Potter
Harry Potter

Professor McGonagall From Harry Potter

Mad Eye Moody From Harry Potter
Harry Potter

Mad Eye Moody From Harry Potter

Luna Lovegood From Harry Potter
Harry Potter

Luna Lovegood From Harry Potter

Death Eater From Harry Potter
Harry Potter

Death Eater From Harry Potter

Severus Snape From Harry Potter
Harry Potter

Severus Snape From Harry Potter

Hermione Granger From Harry Potter
Harry Potter

Hermione Granger From Harry Potter

Harry Potter
Male

Harry Potter

Emma Swan From Once Upon a Time
Once Upon a Time

Emma Swan From Once Upon a Time

Aisha From Fate: The Winx Saga
Fate: The Winx Saga

Aisha From Fate: The Winx Saga

Lyra Belacqua From His Dark Materials
His Dark Materials

Lyra Belacqua From His Dark Materials

Genie Costume Guide
Cartoon

Genie Costume Guide

Chani Kynes From Dune
Dune

Chani Kynes From Dune

Mulan Halloween Costume: 1998 Animated & 2020 Live-Action
Mulan

Mulan Halloween Costume: 1998 Animated & 2020 Live-Action

Slytherin From Harry Potter
Harry Potter

Slytherin From Harry Potter

Sage From Star Darlings
Star Darlings

Sage From Star Darlings

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About fantasy Costumes

Fantasy costumes get to go further than anything grounded in the real world, horns, capes, elaborate armor, a full transformation. Catra's ears, Jareth's glam, the Cheshire Cat's grin, all built to look like they came from somewhere else entirely.

Prosthetics and face paint carry more weight here than clothing does. Budget real time for that part specifically, it's usually the slowest step and the one that sells the whole look.

Some of these are wearable all night without much upkeep, others need touch-ups every hour. Check what maintenance a character actually needs before committing to it.

fantasy Costumes: FAQ

No, some rely on clothing and props alone. Check the specific guide, effort levels vary a lot across this tag.

It depends on the product and the weather. Bring touch-up supplies if you're out for more than a few hours.

Many are, some lean more toward an adult or horror-adjacent look. Check the specific character before assuming.