Here's How To Do A 'Selling Sunset' Group Halloween Costume Without Going Broke

As the queen of Selling Sunset fashion, Christine Quinn's 'fits are the definition of iconic. While the style icon goes all-out in her everyday attire, it's her wedding day look that will really wow come Halloween. She walked down the aisle in a black wedding dress and a long, gothic veil — neither of which are too hard to replicate for a fraction of what she likely spent.

If the idea of wearing a literal ballgown is too much for you, you can channel one of Quinn's other iconic looks, like her pink latex Barbie outfit or just rock her famous butterfly ponytail with the most elaborate jacket you own.

There are a few things Mary "queen of blazers" Fitzgerald is known for: her platinum blonde bob, her professional yet understated style, and her impossible-to-ignore chemistry with her boss and ex-boyfriend, Jason Oppenheim (despite being married to hunky Frenchman, Romain Bonnet). To pull off Mary's lewk, pair a wavy lob with your favorite blazer or a gold and black sequin dress. Be sure to ignore your date for your ex all night long to really pull off her vibe.

One of the most dramatic storylines of Selling Sunset Season 3 is centered around Chrishell Stause's divorce proceedings with This Is Us star Justin Hartley. And yet through it all, she looked bomb AF. To copy her look, wear a slinky white dress like the one she rocked at Christine Quinn's wedding, or don a gold sequin bodycon and hold up a set of keys for your IG photo. Make sure to flaunt your ringless finger with pride when asked about your relationship status.

To pull off a Heather "I'm engaged to Tarek El Moussa" Young costume, opt for a cute mini dresses with cutouts or a one-shoulder style. If you have some step-kids you can take a plandid with, all the better, but at least make sure to show off your giant, emerald-cut rock as much as humanly possible.

Channeling the series' "villain" for Halloween can be tricky, since the star's personal style isn't as clear-cut as her coworkers', but after a lot of "research" (AKA watching the series for months on a loop), it's clear Potratz gravitates toward outfits with knotted details, tight silhouettes, and the color purple. Consider questioning your frenemy's recent breakup to really bring the costume together.

While Maya Vander is seen less and less throughout the show, she's still a great cast member to channel for Halloween if you like an elevated yet low-key look. Pair a navy blue jumpsuit with a baby bump, since Vander's journey to motherhood has been one of her main storylines throughout the series.

Though Amanza Smith joined the cast in Season 2, she has plenty of personality to make up for the episodes she missed. The interior decorator is often seen in bright jumpsuits and wide-legged trousers, which make for a chic look you'll probably be able to repurpose after Halloween comes and goes.

Additionally, she's usually seen sporting a high ponytail and arriving late to whatever event or showing is happening, so don't be afraid to take your time getting ready — you're just playing the part!

It wouldn't be a costume roundup without highlighting the twins who started The Oppenheim Group. The pair is usually seen in tight 'fits, so pull on something snug, toss a bald cap atop your head, and start giving preferential treatment to your fave employees.

With plenty of fashion-forward characters to choose from, dressing like a member of Selling Sunset is one of your best bets for having a fun, topical costume... especially if you want to rock something a little more stylish than the Joe Exotic mullets everyone else will be wearing.