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California is searching to dress up as a Skeleton or Weird Barbie this Halloween. See the most Googled costumes in each state.

The second most popular costumes in the country are a Ghost costume and Wednesday Addams costume.
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New research has revealed this year’s most Googled Halloween costumes in every state.
The research conducted by fashion experts Boohoo analyzed Google Trends data to establish the most Googled Halloween costumes in each state over the past month. The study examined the most popular pop culture-inspired and traditional costumes that are seen every year without fail.
The analysis revealed that Barbie is the most popular character to dress up as this Halloween in America. The character is the most searched-for costume in 14 states, including Connecticut, Massachusetts, and California. Since its box office debut in July and becoming Warner Bros.’s highest grossing worldwide release of all time, Barbie has dominated the fashion world with pink glitz and glamour. This year, Barbie has taken over the spooky season and is America's most popular Halloween costume.
Alternatively, dressing as a Skeleton is the most popular traditional costume this Halloween, with 14 states searching for skeleton costumes the most. Over the years, celebrities have dressed up as skeletons for Halloween, with Kourtney Kardashian just recently posting a Fall-inspired photo posing in a skeleton-themed onesie with matching earrings.
Inspiration from The Addams Family appears popular every year, but ‘Wednesday Addams’ is the second most searched-for costume this year. 12 states search for Wednesday Addams costume more than any other pop culture costume or character, including Florida, Ohio, and Vermont. In contrast, for those who are looking for a more traditional costume, the second most popular classic costume to dress as is a Ghost, with nine states searching for a Ghost costume the most.
‘Princess Peach’ from Super Mario Bros is the third most Googled pop culture costume across America, with nine states searching for it the most, including Indiana, Nevada, and Texas. Dressing as a Vampire or a Zombie is also an incredibly popular option this year as they are the third most searched-for traditional costumes, which are Googled the most in six states.
Two costumes came in fourth place for pop culture costumes. ‘Harley Quinn’ is the most searched for in four states, including Washington and Tennessee, while ‘Weird Barbie’ from the Barbie movie also receives the highest number of searches in four states, including California and Massachusetts. As for traditional costumes, four states each want to dress as a witch this Halloween.
The study revealed that dressing up as ‘Cruella de Vil’ from 101 Dalmations and ‘Wonder Woman’ is the joint fifth most popular this Halloween. Two states search for ‘Cruella de Vil costume’ more than any other costume, including Alaska and Wisconsin, and two states also search for ‘Wonder Woman costume’ the most, including South Carolina and New Jersey. Alternatively, dressing as a classic dog or a pirate is the fifth most popular traditional costume, receiving the highest number of searches in three states.
For pop-culture costumes, Pennsylvania is the only state in America searching the most for Catwoman, Arizona is the only state searching the most for Gwen Stacy from Spider-man, and Louisiana is searching the most for Poison Ivy.
In terms of traditional costumes, Delaware and Utah are searching the most for the classic cat costume, compared to North Carolina, which is searching the most for an angel costume, Kansas is searching for a clown the most, and Arkansas is opting for a scarecrow costume above any other classic costumes.
“These findings provide an exciting insight into what are the biggest costume trends of the year, predicting that we can expect to see plenty of Barbies and a load of skeletons this spooky season. With many states choosing to dress up as Barbie, it proves that one of Margot Robbie's biggest films to date is continuing to take over and dominate the fashion world.”
— Boohoo Spokesperson
State | Traditional Costume | Pop Culture Costume |
Alabama | Skeleton | Wednesday Addams |
Alaska | Ghost | Cruella de Vil |
Arizona | Skeleton | Gwen Stacy from Spider-Man |
Arkansas | Scarecrow | Princess Peach from Super Mario Bros |
California | Skeleton | Weird Barbie from Barbie |
Colorado | Ghost | Barbie from Barbie |
Connecticut | Skeleton | Barbie from Barbie |
Delaware | Cat | Barbie from Barbie |
Florida | Skeleton | Wednesday Addams |
Georgia | Vampire | Wednesday Addams |
Hawaii | Witch | Wednesday Addams |
Idaho | Zombie | Barbie from Barbie |
Illinois | Pirate | Princess Peach from Super Mario Bros |
Indiana | Skeleton | Princess Peach from Super Mario Bros |
Iowa | Zombie | Wednesday Addams |
Kansas | Clown | Barbie from Barbie |
Kentucky | Witch | Harley Quinn |
Louisiana | Zombie | Poison Ivy |
Maine | Vampire | Wednesday Addams |
Maryland | Ghost | Wednesday Addams |
Massachusetts | Skeleton | Weird Barbie from Barbie |
Michigan | Witch | Barbie from Barbie |
Minnesota | Vampire | Barbie from Barbie |
Mississippi | Ghost | Barbie from Barbie |
Missouri | Ghost | Weird Barbie from Barbie |
Montana | Skeleton | Barbie from Barbie |
Nebraska | Dog | Barbie from Barbie |
Nevada | Ghost | Princess Peach from Super Mario Bros |
New Hampshire | Witch | Barbie from Barbie |
New Jersey | Ghost | Wonder Woman |
New Mexico | Skeleton | Wednesday Addams |
New York | Skeleton | Barbie from Barbie |
North Carolina | Angel | Wednesday Addams |
North Dakota | Ghost | Princess Peach from Super Mario Bros |
Ohio | Vampire | Wednesday Addams |
Oklahoma | Skeleton | Princess Peach from Super Mario Bros |
Oregon | Zombie | Harley Quinn |
Pennsylvania | Zombie | Catwoman |
Rhode Island | Skeleton | Princess Peach from Super Mario Bros |
South Carolina | Pirate | Wonder Woman |
South Dakota | Pirate | Barbie from Barbie |
Tennessee | Dog | Harley Quinn |
Texas | Skeleton | Princess Peach from Super Mario Bros |
Utah | Cat | Wednesday Addams |
Vermont | Skeleton | Wednesday Addams |
Virginia | Ghost | Weird Barbie from Barbie |
Washington | Dog | Harley Quinn |
West Virginia | Vampire | Princess Peach from Super Mario Bros |
Wisconsin | Vampire | Cruella de Vil |
Wyoming | Zombie | Barbie from Barbie |
Originally posted on Modern Salon

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