This Halloween, look to ‘The Great British Baking Show’ for evenly baked costume ideas
With Goth baker Helena Garcia out of the tent, only co-host Noel Fielding remains to bring the spooky season vibe to theHalloween costume of your own?
Take on the alter ego of Prue Leith with a primary color getup, statement specs, and a wacky matching. Team up with a partner and transform into goofy duo Sandi Toksvig and Noel Fielding with fun patterned jumpers. Raid your closet for a blue button up shirt and become Paul Hollywood, the harshest judge at the Halloween party who gives out handshakes only to those with the best outfits.
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