Teenagers can attract a lot of attention by dressing up as the Blue Man Group. This is one of the simplest group costume ideas for teen boys and girls who enjoy performance art. Each person in this group costume must use blue body paint all over including his or her hands.
Wear a bald latex head cap and cover it with blue paint as well. Teenagers who do not want to wear the paint on their face can use blue makeup as a substitute. A black long sleeve shirt and black pants will also be needed to complete this group costume. Teenagers who choose to dress a Blue Man Group should learn how to communicate with each other in ways other than speaking.
'80s and '90s Boy Bands
The Backstreet Boys, N’SYNC and Color Me Badd are just a few boy bands that make fun group costume ideas for teenagers. This costume idea can accommodate between four and five teenage boys who like to dance or dress alike. A group of teenage friends can make the look work by watching a favorite music video or concert performance by their selected boy band.
The key to making this costume idea work is learning lyrics from popular songs and choreography make famous by the musical group. Dress up in clothes similar to these boy band costumes and perform their songs at parties and even during a trick-or-treat expedition.
Secret Service Agents
Teenagers can easily pull off a convincing group of secret service agents as a costume. This is also one of the cheapest group costume ideas to make because it does not require a lot of elements. Dress in all black wearing long sleeve shirts, pants, shoes and a jacket if available. Wear matching black sunglasses and use walkie-talkies of Bluetooth devices to communicate to each other. Maintain a combination of serious facial expressions for this group costume idea.
Teenagers can also take their group costumes to another level by choosing one person to be a celebrity or politician instead of a secret service agent. The remaining people in this group will then have to spend their evening protecting their “client”, which bystanders may find hilarious. Teenagers can add accessories or more clothing items depending on how detailed they want their secret service agent costumes to be.
Military Group
Groups of teenagers who have a small budget this year can dress up as members of the military. This can be one of the easiest group costumes to implement, especially if there is a friend or relative who serves as an Army, Navy, Marine or Air Force officer. Ask to borrow a uniform or purchase military gear or similar looking clothes from local hunting shops or Army-Navy stores.
Watch war movies and conduct research at the library to learn a few various military commands and formations to complete the group costume. Teenagers can also carry toy rifles or other military related accessories at their parent’s discretion.
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