Bonus points if you have a witchy-looking hat. Witch – Sit in one of the darkest corners of your house and occasionally unmute yourself to cackle menacingly at the people in the Zoom meeting.

Roar really loudly when things get tense. Totoro – Wear a gray hoodie and smile widely at the camera.Put on some whiskers via makeup to complete the effect. Cat – Wear a headband with cat ears on it.Sip a Dunkin iced coffee and gracefully do a Tiktok dance every so often, smiling sweetly like the unproblematic queen that you are. Charli D’Amelio – Put on a full American Eagle outfit and get moderately stoned so it shows in your face.Stress about having to be zooming on Halloween for the perfect anxious/vexed/existential Charlie combo. Charlie Brown – Shave your head like you’ve been wanting to do all quarantine and find yourself a yellow shirt.Your nosy neighbor – Gather all of your houseplants onto your desk and peer out from behind them.

Extra points if you can find a background of a scary wolf. Little Red Riding Hood – Wrap yourself up in a red blankie.Mad Hatter – Find a good background that screams tea party and complete the look with a top hat.Alternatively, check the “I have a green screen” on Zoom and put a picture of your room as the background. Ghost – Put an entire sheet over your head.Add some laughter every so often to really sell it. So put on the face paint, make a deranged face and sit in front of your camera. Joker – This is an easy one, because half of the costume is just the face paint.

However, with a little bit of Zoom magic and some improvisation with household items, there’s no reason why you all can’t still dress up! Here are som fun Halloween suggestions to bring to your spooky Zoom meeting: Unfortunately for all us Halloween-lovers, we won’t be able to showcase our amazing costumes in quite the same way as we usually do this year. Senior Staff Writers Sam Losee and Daniel Ortega-Venni have gotten you covered with costume ideas for this unusual Halloween holiday.

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