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  Something for everyone! Liveliness Halloween inspires hilarious memes spoofing its costume collection, from the 'Conservative Guy Scared of Cities' to the 'War Criminal MILF'

  Halloween is just days away, and anyone who is still searching for the ideal costume should stare no further than the Spirit Halloween memes that hold taken over social media. 

  The seasonal store's signature costume bag has undergone some creative editing and become a template for a series of hilarious parody outfits that are most certainly not sold by the retailer.

  The memes, which come complete with their own generic costume descriptions, hold been shared on both Twitter and Instagram — and there is something for everyone. 

  Spirit Halloween's robust costume collection has inspired a series of parody memes, including the 'Old Hater DJ' 

  The seasonal store's signature costume bag has undergone some innovative editing and change into a template for the spoof costumes 

  The memes, which approach complete with their own generic costume descriptions, have been shared on both Twitter and Instagram

  One Bravo fan tweeted a costume that labeled Lisa Rinna the 'Biggest Bully in Hollywood,' which is exactly wh

  Sarah Michelle Gellar, Lil Nas X, Ryan Seacrest and other stars get in on hilarious Spirit Halloween costume memes... as the brand clarifies that the costumes are fakes

  It has become a popular meme across social media platforms just days before Halloween.

  And Sarah Michelle Gellar united stars including Lil Nas X and Ryan Seacrest as she shared her own entry in a series of joking posts parodying oddly specific Essence Halloween costumes.

  In a display from Wednesday, the 45-year-old actress shared a photoshopped image of costume package reading 'Bad B**** Female Protagonist' for 'anyone is in need of a last minute Halloween costume.' 

  Her turn: Sarah Michelle Gellar joined other celebrities on Wednesday by jumping on a Spirit Halloween meme in which people photoshopped made-up costumes onto a package for the brand

  The fake package added costume might include accessories such as a 'Cocaine filled cross,' a 'Tiara and bouquet,' a 'Wooden stake,' or a 'Talking dog,' reference some of Sarah's biggest roles in Buffy The Vampire Slayer and the Scooby-Doo live-action movies.

  The popular meme format takes a standard Spirit Halloween costume package and simply adds an absurd or eve

  Here are 20 fake Spirit Halloween costumes and we just can't get enough of them

  Along with imaginative costume suggestions, it appears a new meme template spoofing popular costume ideas has taken over the internet this Halloween. If you've ever dressed up for the occasion, you're certainly aware of the orange costume box from the Spirit Halloween brand, which features a description of the costume and an image of what it looks like on the front.

  The trend started with a Twitter user sharing a photoshopped costume package with “gay loser” as the description, featuring a picture of himself on it, captioning it, "never shopping here ever again." The post went on to garner more than 200,000 likes and sparked off a hilarious trend on Twitter. In genuine social media fashion, Twitter users got creative and superimposed some amusing photographs and costume descriptions on the package as part of a new meme ahead of the scary festivities. 

  Some of them are awfully funny. Here are 20 that really got Twitter going gaga over them:

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