HalloweenCostumes.com: Angry Birds Is Top Halloween Costume for 2011

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HalloweenCostumes.com announced earlier this month the top Halloween costumes for 2011. The list of includes Angry Birds costumes, box office toppers such as Captain America, The Smurfs, Pirates, and Harry Potter, and revamped classics including Star Wars and the Mario Brothers.

Most Popular Halloween Costumes for 2011:

Angry Birds (collection of birds and the infamous green pig) – Popular for everyone, especially males; they’re also a favorite for group costumes

Harry Potter (Harry, Ron, and Hermoine) – Sought after by book and movie fans of all ages

Captain America costumes – A favorite for boys and adult males
Pirates (all types) – Wanted by all: boys, girls, women, and men


The Smurfs – Loved by toddlers, young children, and their nostalgic parents

Star Wars (multiple characters) – A hit for fans of all ages: boys and young teens choose Clone Wars costumes; adult males and females choose classic Star Wars costumes

Mario – In demand for boys and young adult males
Celebrity idols (mainly hit singers) – A hot seller for both teen and sexy adult versions

Monster High characters – Trending for girls, tweens, and teens
Analysis

The top Halloween Costume list is generally in sync with those of recent years, as it includes movie characters, pop culture icons, and a few childhood favorites. There are notable trend deviations, however, in the genre, gender, and age categories.

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