Kandy Corn Witch

…treat is all about the candy, but in this cute costume its all about you! The clever Kandy Korn Witch girls costume is a sweet dress with matching witch hat inspired by the orange, yellow and white of a candy corn kernel. Youll look good enough to eat.

Youll look good enough to eat in this classic Kandy Korn Witch adult womens plus size costume. The ruffled peasant top mini dress features attached garters and a black lace-up bodice, complete with a matching candy corn-colored hat. Youll be simply delicious!

Cast some sugar-coated spells of seduction in this Sexy Kandy Korn Witch adult womens costume. This hot Halloween costume comes complete with ruffled peasant top mini dress, attached garters, striped stockings, and candy corn hat - its all you need to be sweet!

Sweet enough to eat, this Candy Corn Witch child costume will cast a spell on everyone who catches a glimpse of your beauty! Bewitch them in this colorful classic ensemble, complete with tutu skirt, striped sleevelets, footless tights and a multicolor witch hat.

…treat is all about the candy, but in this cute costume its all about you! The clever Kandy Korn Witch child costume is a sweet dress with matching witch hat inspired by the orange, yellow and white of a candy corn kernel. Youll look good enough to eat.

Good witch or bad witch? Youre the cute witch when you wear this sweet Kandy Korn Witch tween costume! The darling lace-up dirndl dress with puffy sleeves and kicky skirt spells F-U-N. Kick up your heels in the polka dot bow striped stockings and trick-or-treat!

…to eat and hell want to sweep you off your feet, but these Candy Corn shoes are a treat for your feet. Step out in Halloween style in these black patent Mary Jane style shoes. Complete your Kandy Korn costume, Candy witch or Candy Corn Cutie costume with these womens shoes.

…into a Halloween Candyland with the warm orange glow from this Candy Corn light set. Or install these lights outside to attract the drooling trick-or-treaters hunting for candy. Just think, who wouldve thought that something which tastes so icky could look so good as decorations?