This pineapple fruit costume for adults is a hilarious and incredibly simple last-minute Halloween costume. The DIY Halloween costume comes from the 'Studio DIY' blog and the look is essentially put together with a yellow dress and a tall, leafy green paper crown, which is easily made.
The pineapple headdress is what makes this look and it can be recreated quite simply. The craft uses a headband and a toilet paper roll as the base for this headpiece. By building layers of cut-out green leaves, the look of a pineapple is achieved.
Since it is so simple, this would make a fantastic kids costume, as well as a fun activity to do together. The costume is fun and quirky, but there will be no mistaking what you're dressed up as this year.
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