Go Meta This Halloween With One of These Big Little Lies Elvis & Audrey Costumes

Updated on Oct 20, 2017 at 3:30 PM

Big Little Lies stole our hearts last Spring, and now that it's a certified Emmy winner, we've been thinking about it even more. Lucky for us, one of the show's most memorable episodes has some serious Halloween costume inspiration. The season finale features a Trivia Night (conspicuously free of trivia) that's themed Elvis and Audrey, so every character comes dressed as a different Audrey Hepburn or Elvis Presley. The super fun meta way to jump on this? Dress as a Big Little Lies character as Audrey or Elvis, whether you're going as a couple or alone. And trust us — it's already catching on!

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Madeline as Bedtime Breakfast at Tiffany's Audrey Hepburn

What to wear: A blue sleeping mask with eyelashes, tasseled earrings, and a white button down worn as a dress.
How to act: Like you know everyone and everything.

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Celeste as Breakfast at Tiffany's Audrey and Perry as Black-Leather Elvis

What to wear: For her, a black sheath dress and long black gloves with a pearl necklace, red wig in an updo, and tiara. For him, wear a black button-down shirt and pants, Elvis sunglasses, and huge sideburns.
How to act: Like you're trying to be perfect.

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Bonnie as My Fair Lady Audrey Hepburn

What to wear: Your hair in an updo with a tiara, a romantic gold gown, and long white or gold gloves.
How to act: You pretty much have to sing, so get those pipes ready.

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Nathan as Jailhouse Rock Elvis

What to wear: A black and white striped shirt under a black denim jacket and black pants.
How to act: Like kind of a jerk.

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Renata as My Fair Lady Audrey and Gordon as Gold Suit Elvis

What to wear: For her, a white lace dress with long sleeves and a high neck, plus the white and black hat. For him, a gold lamé suit, black shirt, and a gold medallion.
How to act: A little meddle-y, but like you care.

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Jane as Breakfast at Tiffany's Audrey

What to wear: A black sheath dress and pearls, plus a tiara.
How to act: A little world-weary.

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Go Meta This Halloween With One of These Big Little Lies Elvis & Audrey Costumes

Madeline as Bedtime Breakfast at Tiffany's Audrey Hepburn

Celeste as Breakfast at Tiffany's Audrey and Perry as Black-Leather Elvis

Bonnie as My Fair Lady Audrey Hepburn

Nathan as Jailhouse Rock Elvis

Renata as My Fair Lady Audrey and Gordon as Gold Suit Elvis

Jane as Breakfast at Tiffany's Audrey

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