For one day a year, dressing up as a Game of Thrones character while drinking your fair share of spiked cider is not just socially acceptable—it's festive. Yes, we're talking about Halloween—the perfect time of year to tap into your inner child and channel your favorite nostalgic cartoon characters from movies and television shows past.
However, like a saddened kid after the candy is gone, the end of Halloween can be just as traumatic for adults who wake up the next morning and realize they spent too much cheddar on a costume. What to do with that atrocious get-up you just spent serious cash on?
At OC, we believe that costume pieces can be incorporated into everyday outfits with the right touch. Yes, why of course, you can live lavishly in your Alexander Terekhov Fur Coat after you shed your Cruella de Vil outfit. Sure, the Jonathan Horowitz Jacket and Jeans can be paired together to create the perfect 101 Dalmations outfit, but each separate piece also provides a pop of print that brings a sense of energy to any drab outfit. And while we all wish we could all be as snarky and quick-witted as Space Ghost 365 days a year, you can still continue to channel the space host year-round with the Hartono Jersey, which acts as the perfectly-snug neutral tee.
Halloween is just one day a year, but the pieces you choose to wear shouldn't be a one-time deal.
Check out our slideshow above to find out how to channel your favorite cartoon characters for Halloween... and the other 364 days of the year.
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If you're dressing up as Cruella de Vil from 101 Dalmations, try the...![]()
Alexander Terekhov Fur Coat in white. Post-Halloween: pair this jacket with ANYTHING. It doesn't matter if it's with sweapants and slippers—you're still going to look like a million bucks.
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If you're dressing up as Sailor Mercury from Sailor Moon, try the...![]()
Kiko Mizuhara for Opening Ceremony Strike Sisters Satin Sailor Jumpsuit in navy. Post-Halloween: pair the jumpsuit with the Niels Peeraer Backpack for a look that is super kawaii year-round.
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However, like a saddened kid after the candy is gone, the end of Halloween can be just as traumatic for adults who wake up the next morning and realize they spent too much cheddar on a costume. What to do with that atrocious get-up you just spent serious cash on?
At OC, we believe that costume pieces can be incorporated into everyday outfits with the right touch. Yes, why of course, you can live lavishly in your Alexander Terekhov Fur Coat after you shed your Cruella de Vil outfit. Sure, the Jonathan Horowitz Jacket and Jeans can be paired together to create the perfect 101 Dalmations outfit, but each separate piece also provides a pop of print that brings a sense of energy to any drab outfit. And while we all wish we could all be as snarky and quick-witted as Space Ghost 365 days a year, you can still continue to channel the space host year-round with the Hartono Jersey, which acts as the perfectly-snug neutral tee.
Halloween is just one day a year, but the pieces you choose to wear shouldn't be a one-time deal.
Check out our slideshow above to find out how to channel your favorite cartoon characters for Halloween... and the other 364 days of the year.
If you're dressing up as Cruella de Vil from 101 Dalmations, try the...
Alexander Terekhov Fur Coat in white. Post-Halloween: pair this jacket with ANYTHING. It doesn't matter if it's with sweapants and slippers—you're still going to look like a million bucks. If you're dressing up as Sailor Mercury from Sailor Moon, try the...
Kiko Mizuhara for Opening Ceremony Strike Sisters Satin Sailor Jumpsuit in navy. Post-Halloween: pair the jumpsuit with the Niels Peeraer Backpack for a look that is super kawaii year-round.