For the person who wants to proclaim their pop culture awareness (or just cannot get “Hotline Bling” out of their head), wear a red puffy coat and Timberlands and go as Drake from the “Hotline Bling” video. Complete the look with sick dance moves, or people might just think you’re dressed as a Southerner when the weather gets below 80 degrees.

In anticipation of “Finding Dory” coming out next year, being Darla, the dentist’s fish-murdering niece, would be totally killer. All this look requires is a purple sweater with a white, collared button down underneath, a plaid skirt, pigtails and a plastic bag with a picture of a fish on it. To really go the extra mile, use wire to give the appearance of old-school braces and headgear.

The Addams Family is basically Halloween royalty, so Wednesday Addams, the origin of the “perma-bitch face” is the perfect costume for the perpetually grumpy, the minimalists or the morbid. To get into the sullen role, style hair into two braids with a middle part and wear a black long-sleeve dress with a white, collared button down underneath, white knee-high socks and black Mary Janes.

Let’s be honest for a second, though. How many people truly think well ahead with their costumes? And how dare they have their lives so together? While most of these costumes can be scraped together fairly last-minute, there’s still hope for the major procrastinators out there.

Major thanks to “The Walking Dead” for making the quintessential last-minute Halloween costume cool again. (For everyone’s emotional sanity, the topic of this week’s episode won’t be breached. Too soon.) Going as a zombie is as easy as ripping and dirtying up an old T-shirt, applying extra-dark eye makeup and artfully smearing on red lipstick. Added bonus of going as a walker: you don’t have to cover up the dark circles under your eyes. You’re welcome.

If your idea of the apocalypse includes a little less gore and little more star-crossed romance with a little child gladiator flair, go as Katniss or Peeta from “The Hunger Games.” Black pants, a black long-sleeve shirt, brown or black riding boots, and a mockingjay pinned to your shirt are all that are necessary to complete the look. Bows and arrows are neither necessary nor recommended. Major points if you carry a mound of ashes in your pocket and introduce it to people as “my sister, Prim.”

If you’re looking for a low-effort way to show your school spirit this year, go as a pillar of the Tulane community, a campus legend, the Academic Quad-infamous: Cow Cat. Borrow a pair of cat ears from that friend that went as a “slutty cat” three years in a row, and wear black and white clothing. Use eyeliner or paint to draw on whiskers and a nose, and lay in front of Richardson waiting for people to shower you with adoration.

Whether your Halloweekend will be spent show-hopping at Voodoo Fest, venturing down Frenchmen Street or binge-watching horror movies on Netflix, trick-or-treat yo’ self with costumes like these.