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9 accessories from the ASOS Halloween range that are actually really cute

For those who like a hint of spooky in their everyday wear.

Oct 3rd 2017, 6:53 PM 6,895 Views 3 Comments

TIS THE SEASON to be creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky, so why not go all out?

ASOS having a dedicated Halloween section might seem a bit ridiculous, but if you’re a fan (or a former emo kid who still loves a bit of spooky style) it’s worth a look.

1. Glittery pumpkin socks, €5.41

pumpkinsocks Source: ASOS

Glittery. Pumpkin. Socks. Adorable.

2. Lil ghostie earrings, €6.76

lil ghostie Source: ASOS

They come in a pack of two – the others have vampire fangs, so you can mix and match.

3. Cat ballet flats, €33.78

catflats Source: ASOS

These would be sweet all year round, TBH. (Also available in black .)

4. Moon and stars fishnets, €12.16

fishnets Source: ASOS

Pair these with a black dress and a pointed hat and you’ve got yourself a low-effort costume, my friend.

5. Bat hair clip, €5.41

batbow Source: ASOS

Too goth for normal bows? Never fear! There is a solution.

6. Spider earrings, €6.76

spiderearrings Source: ASOS

Your mileage may vary on ‘cute’ here, but if you don’t mind the creepy crawlies, by all means put a spider on your ear.

7. Cat bag, €24.32

cat bag Source: ASOS

Ideal for carting around one’s potions and spellbooks and whatnot.

8. Jack-o-lantern tights, €13.51

pumpkintights Source: ASOS

Subtle.

9. Ghost loafers, €29.73

ghost Source: ASOS

And not subtle at all.

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9 accessories from the ASOS Halloween range that are actually really cute