The most popular Halloween costumes for 2024, according to Google

With Halloween Eve just two weeks away, guys and ghouls everywhere are preparing their Halloween costumes.

For last-minute ideas and for those who want to stand out from the crowd, Google Trends has a useful reference: Frightgeist, a site that lists the most searched for costumes in the United States.

According to data, Shrunken Head Bob and Raygun are the most popular costumes in America.

People were also thrilled with “Inside Out 2,” with searches for Envy, Anger, Disgust and Anxiety character costumes in the top 20.

Here are the most searched for outfits in 2024:

Shrunken Head Bob (“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice”)
Raygun (the Australian breakdancer who went viral at the Paris Olympics)
CatNap (a real purple cat from the horror video game, Poppy Playtime)
Delores (“beetle juice beetle juice”)
Pomni (the main character of an animated Netflix show about a circus-themed virtual reality game)
Envy (“Inside Out 2”)
Red (“Disney’s Descendants: Rise of Red”)
Doctor Doom (Marvel Comics character)
Sabrina Carpenter (pop star)
Lady Deadpool (“Deadpool and Wolverine”)
Chipotle Burrito
Anger (“Inside Out 2”)
Disgust (“Inside Out 2”)
Wolverine (“Deadpool and Wolverine”)
Anxiety (“Inside Out 2”)
Delia Deetz (“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice”)
Gambit (Marvel Comics character)
Dune (“Dune: Part Two” is released in 2024)
Minion (“Despicable Me 4” will be released in 2024)
Shadow the Hedgehog (character from Sega’s Sonic the Hedgehog franchise)

Here are the most searched for children’s costumes in 2024:

Red (“Disney’s Descendants: Rise of Red”)
Doctor Doom (Marvel Comics character)
Kidpool (“Deadpool and Wolverine”)
Gojo (character from the manga Jujutsu Kaisen by Gege Akutami)
Wolverine (“Deadpool and Wolverine”)
Queen of Hearts (Disney’s Alice in Wonderland)
Peely (Video game character Fortnite)
Corpse Bride (titled character from the 2005 Tim Burton film)
Minion (“Despicable Me 4” will be released in 2024)
Godzilla
Ghostbusters
M&M (the most popular Halloween candy in nine states)
Taylor Swift
Jack Skellington (“Nightmare Before Christmas”)
inflatable alien

Now that you know this year’s most popular Halloween costumes, you can turn your attention to accessories and other fun products inspired by Hollywood blockbusters and beloved classics.

Here are our editor’s picks for everything from diapers to coffee, inspired by this year’s fashion fantasies:

Hello Bello Limited Edition Beetlejuice Diapers

Baby beetle juice? Ghoulish parents will love these striped, Beetlejuice-print diapers, which are both functional and fun.

A subscription box includes 7 packs of diapers and 4 packs of wipes in a “Beetlejuice” House shipping box that doubles as a game box.

Any parent knows that a good cardboard box is king!

The limited-edition “Beetlejuice” subscription box is on sale for $79.99 or $17.99 for a single pack of diapers.

Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Collector’s Box from Bones Coffee Company

Wake up to “another glorious morning” with freshly roasted coffee from Bones Coffee Company.

Collector’s box adorned with Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas” characters includes a selection of five 4 oz. bags inspired by fan-favorite residents of Halloween Town – Ruff Weather (oat cream pie), Frog’s Breath (Mole Chocolate), The Pumpkin King (pumpkin, pecan and praline), Mudslide Boogie (slide cocktail flavor) mud) and Santa Jack (Cranberry Creme Brulée).

The collector’s box costs $39.99 and is available in ground or whole bean varieties.

Cakeworthy Deadpool Flannel

A comfortable flannel is a fall staple. This Marvel-licensed flannel features Deadpool’s face embroidered on the front pocket and the movie quote “Time to Make the Chimichangas” printed on the back.

It is made from 100% cotton and has a unisex fit.

It currently costs $54.95.

Bubble Skincare “Inside Out 2” 3-Step Brightening Routine

Following last year’s teen skincare craze, this three-step skincare set by Bubble will have “Inside Out 2” fans in over their heads.

The set includes Fresh Start Cleansing Gel with Joy, Day Dream Serum with Envy, and Slam Dunk Hydrating Moisturizer with Anxiety.

The products come in an adorable zippered carrying case with the “Think Positive” mantra emblazoned on the front.

The set is currently on sale for $34.

Consumer spending on Halloween candy is estimated to reach $3.5 billion in 2024, according to the National Retail Federation, a slight drop from 2023. So which candy will Americans spend the most on?