Still searching for your 2020 Halloween muse? Catwalk shows from years gone by are a superb starting point for those keen to dress up for spooky season while still looking stylish. Why not take a turn as a Kate Moss-esque witch, inspired by her appearance on Martine Sitbon’s spring/summer 1993 runway? Or you could channel a dagger-wielding bride à la Bella Hadid at the Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood autumn/winter 2020 show.
And just because this year’s celebrations will be socially distanced, it doesn’t mean you can’t enlist friends for a group effort. Congregate in a pub garden dressed as the original supers, inspired by Versace’s epic spring/summer 2018 runway reunion, and you’re guaranteed to turn heads.
Killing Eve fans should look to Molly Goddard-inspired tulle to recreate Villanelle’s star-making on-screen moment, while anyone keen to emulate Wednesday Addams should add looks from Prada’s autumn/winter 2019 show to their Halloween moodboard. Crafty types could draw on Moschino’s cardboard-heavy autumn/winter 2017 showcase for inspiration, or the Comme des Garçons spring/summer 1997 aesthetic—easily recreated with some artfully placed pillows.
Whatever your chosen mood, browse Vogue’s album of Halloween-worthy catwalk moments before deciding on your costume.
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Vivienne Westwood autumn/winter 2020
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Alexander McQueen autumn/winter 2001
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Prada autumn/winter 2019
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Martine Sitbon spring/summer 1993
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Maison Martin Margiela spring/summer 2006
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Comme des Garçons spring/summer 1997
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Molly Goddard spring/summer 2017
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Moschino autumn/winter 2017
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Gareth Pugh autumn/winter 2017
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Richard Quinn autumn/winter 2018
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Ashish spring/summer 2018
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Alexander Wang autumn/winter 2015
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Versace spring/summer 2018
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Marc Jacobs autumn/winter 2016
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Christian Lacroix Couture autumn/winter 2005
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Comme des Garçons spring/summer 2012
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Alexander McQueen autumn/winter 1998
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Preen by Thornton Bregazzi spring/summer 2018
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Gucci autumn/winter 2018
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Moschino spring/summer 2020
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Dilara Findikoglu autumn/winter 2020
This article originally appeared on British Vogue.
