From Morticia to Hello Kitty: 13 Halloween Makeup Looks by Latina Creators
From Rosalía’s Euphoria glam to Morticia Addams’ signature look, Latina creators share Halloween makeup ideas ranging from cute to creepy
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Halloween is one of the few times of the year when you can transform yourself into someone completely different. For makeup lovers, it’s the perfect excuse to play with color and treat your face like a canvas. Latina makeup artists and content creators have taken to social media to share their artistry and Halloween inspiration, putting their own spin on some of pop culture’s most iconic characters, both new and classic.
From Morticia Addams and Maddy Perez from Euphoria to Hello Kitty, Lisa Frank, and Betty Boop, these Latina creators serve up cute, creepy, and cultural makeup looks you can easily recreate this Halloween. Whether you’re going for a spooky or silly vibe, there’s an option for every skill level.
Hello Kitty, Hello Cutie
Inspired by a Hello Kitty makeup look Zara Larsson recently wore on tour in Tokyo, @roshelle.cartagena shared a tutorial on how to recreate it, even if you’re not a makeup expert. Two key steps make this look pop: bright blush and sparkly rhinestones.
Subtle & Spooky Office Slay
If you want to celebrate Halloween at work without committing to a full costume, this simple batwing eyeliner look by @cutcreaser complements any eye shape and uses just two colored liners. Add dimension by batting those lashes with volumizing mascara or individual lash clusters!
Creepy Caroline
The Other Mother never convinces Coraline to stay with her in the Other World—but imagine if she did. In this tutorial, @totallynotmakeup reimagines Coraline with creepy, oversized button eyes using makeup alone—no special effects needed.
A Ferocious Lisa Frank-Inspired Face
Calling all party animals! @ma.l.i put together a step-by-step tutorial to create a vibrant, Lisa Frank-inspired full-face look. Pair it with a bright top you might already have in your closet.
Maddy Perez of 'Euphoria'
In keeping with the Western motifs of Euphoria‘s third and final season, @mercuryoflove brings to life a moment when Maddy Perez blends Old Hollywood style with a big, voluminous blowout, muted eyeshadow, and dramatically winged eyeliner.
Rosalía as Magick in 'Euphoria'
Channel “Magick,” the nightclub dancer from Euphoria‘s third season, with this step-by-step makeup tutorial. @dianna.carrasco shares the steps to recreate Rosalía’s 2000s-inspired frosty makeup look.
Roberta from Rebelde
Among Rebelde’s leading ladies, Roberta was best known for her red hair, dyed-red brows and punk-rock aesthetic. @julieth.glam combines rebellious black and red tones in this Roberta-inspired makeup look. Complete the schoolgirl look with a red blazer over a white button-down shirt and a striped red tie.
Teresa the Telenovela Villain
Whether you grew up watching telenovelas at home or love revisiting 2000s and 2010s novelas for Y2K makeup inspiration, Angelique Boyer’s signature Teresa looks were dramatic yet glamorous. @ewwasoto shares a detailed tutorial for one of Teresa’s bold, black smoky eyes.
A Betty Boop Beat
This Betty Boop beat by @luna.mbauti makes it easy for anyone to transform into this baby-faced cartoon classic. All you need is plenty of concealer, eye, cheek, and lip color, a hair tie, and a red dress to complete the look.
Special Effects Spider-Man
Although the Spider-Man comics have been around for decades, this year’s release of the long-anticipated Spider-Man: Brand New Day inspired fresh Spidey-inspired looks. @yulettbeauty creates a subtle special effect by placing a small piece of knit fabric over her eye to mimic the texture of a web.
'Nacho Libre' Lucador
This cult classic keeps inspiring Halloween-goers to embrace their inner luchador. @ewwassoto uses a face-paint palette to recreate Nacho’s vibrant blue-and-red mask.
Sally from 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'
Transform yourself into Sally Skellington, the living rag doll from The Nightmare Before Christmas. In the animated movie, Doctor Finkelstein brings Sally to life; @noemii_chevalier breaks down the steps to recreate her stitches and doll-like features.
Classic Morticia Addams
Few looks are as timeless as Morticia Addams, one of the original goth icons. Channel the drama of the Addams Family with @dance.like.andrea’s dark, glamorous smoky eye and deep red lip.
