22 Kick-A$$ Feminist Halloween Costumes

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Halloween is right around the corner and hands down one of the best times of the year — I’d even go as far as saying: the BEST holiday!

It’s all the fun of any other holiday, minus the uncomfortable dressup clothing, all the cooking, and the forced family interactions.

And the absolute best part: Halloween costumes!

Yeah, you might be wearing an intense DIY costume. Sure it may actually be a little awkward, but it’s fun! You know people will be discussing it, laughing about it, and you’ll have a conversation topic all night.

It’s the one time of the year where you can dress however the ef you want and not be judged for it.

Whether you’re taking the traditional route and going for a Disney princess or opting for a couples costume, you don't have to hold back. Because somewhere, someone out there will love your costume just as much as you.

This year, however, we’re taking things a step forward and showing our support for feminist Halloween costumes.

It’s been very interesting (to say the least) watching these costumes become trendy the past couple years, especially with all the differences and discussion surrounding feminism.

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with a woman opting out of a sexy Halloween costumes — same can be said if she decides to go that route.

In all fairness bunnies aren’t all that sexy ... bunnies are cute. (Just being real here.)

Whether you want to stick to the iconic and traditional Rosie the Riveter or try something a little more challenging and daring like a vagina! The possibilities are endless.

And don’t you dare let anyone tell you, you can’t be sexy dressed in a badass feminist costume! Because being feminist mean doing whatever YOU choose.

Here are a few of our favorite feminist costumes to parade around and demonstrate your girl power!

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Hermione Granger

The feminist who started it all for us millennials.

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Olivia Pope

Kerry Washington plays Olivia Pope on Scandal — one of the strongest female leading roles in TV history.

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Lana Kane

Because every cartoon needs a badass woman taking charge!

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Beyonce

Queen Bey herself!

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Rosie the Riveter

The poster woman of feminism.

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The Pill

Well, because nothing screams feminism like you doing whatever the F you want with your own damn body!

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A Vagina

And nothing screams feminism like a vagina!

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Frida Kahlo

Artist Frida Kahlo lived her life through self-expression and didn’t consider herself any particular gender, something considered rebellious during her time.

Lisa Simpson

When you’re under the age of 10, and you’re pretty much your own damn boss.

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Cleopatra

When you’re ruling an entire nation alone, taking over the role of king — yeah, you’re a pretty badass feminist.

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Hillary Clinton

First female nominee for president by a major party. Enough said.

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Candance and Toni From "Portlandia"

I mean nothing really screams feminism than working in a feminist bookstore named Women & Women First.

Oprah Winfrey

The richest black person of the 20th century and the only black billionaire, making her one of the most influential woman in the world.

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Joan of Arc

St. Joan is certainly proof that the courage of martyrdom or the courage to pursue a righteous cause even unto death does not belong exclusively to males.

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Tina Belcher

Tina Belcher on Bob's Burgers show us what teens today are going through. She's sexual, imaginative and definitely not afraid to express herself.

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Leslie Knope

When you’re constantly shutting down sexism, you make the feminist list!

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Princess Bubblegum

When you’re not only a princess, but you’re always running experiments and proving others wrong!

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Boss Lady!

Because who says you can’t balance a career, kids and a personal life!

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Peggy Olson

Peggy Olson works in an office dominated by men during the 1960s. She works her way up from a secretary to a copywriter and eventually being a big part of the business, all while shutting down ANY and every man who puts her down.

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Kimmy Schmidt

A single woman living in New York City after being captured for years. Kimmy takes finds a job, tries dating, rents an apartment. And while people are trying to put her down, you see her look past that and try and help them. Pretty strong woman, if you ask me.

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Ellen Degeneres

A woman with one of the most celebrated talk shows of all time! As a prominent member of the LGBT community, Ellen is one of the greatest feminist women of our time!