Where to find trending costumes in Charlotte

Whether you’re looking for the best Halloween costume or the perfect get-up for your next party, there are several places ready to give you the best ‘fit.

Aisles of costumes lining a walkway with Halloween decorations.

From inflatables to full costumes, Morris Costumes has something for everyone.

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If you’re feeling particularly “Golden” this Halloween, you’re not alone. Rumi from “KPop Demon Hunters” is the most searched-for Halloween costume in Charlotte this year — a trend seen across the country. Consider visiting these shops to complete your look.

Costume shops

Morris Costumes | 4300 Monroe Rd. | Open daily | This longtime family-owned shop provides costumes, theatrical makeup, and tuxedos and dancewear.

Piedmont Players Costume Company | 209 S. Main St., Salisbury | Hours vary | Channel your best “Elphaba” or “Glinda” when renting a costume from various stage shows.

Secondhand stops

Thrift Pony | Open daily | Camp North End | This vintage and secondhand store boasts a wide selection of funky graphic tees, sparkly coats, crocheted sweaters, hats and accessories.

Hidden Treasures Thrift & Consignment | Open daily | 4035 South Blvd. | True to its name, this LoSo spot is brimming with eclectic décor, collectibles, and one-of-a-kind gems waiting to be discovered.

The Rat’s Nest | Open Wednesday-Sunday | This shop in NoDA is a vintage lover’s dream, packed with retro finds, boots, local art, and funky flair.

Sleepy Poet Antique Mall | Open daily | Wander through rows of nostalgia at this iconic treasure trove lined with booths.

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