With just a few short days before Halloween most people know where and with whom they will spend their Halloween. Will it be an open party? A family Halloween get together? Will children be part of the party? (I would hope so on that).

Halloween is a season to share with friends and family. It is a time for fun and doing things that go slightly away from the ordinary. Normally you wouldn't think of going around scaring people - actually maybe I would, but I am not necessarily the best example. The point is that this celebration is the perfect excuse to move away from the ordinary while at the same time keeping up with an old tradition. A tradition that also includes your own family circle - its traditions and peculiarities.

Amongst the various things that Halloween implies, one of the most enjoyable and "must do" things is dressing up in fancy clothes and putting on costumes. When you add a little creativity, be it with make up - and boy you can get away with some great experiments make up wise - with additional items (dark glasses, a walking stick, a bloodied handkerchief, an extra but hidden eye, a buzzing hand shake, a wig, platform shoes), in short if you can think of it you can probably use it as part of your disguise.

But for many women Halloween is the perfect opportunity to wear a costume and be absolutely stunning with it. And this is not said lightly - the range of available costumes, in many different themes, is mind boggling as my science teacher used to say!

Sexy, good looking, attractive, even provocative costumes are in vogue. They make you look good, feel good and by golly you are good (although maybe, just maybe, with a tinge of wickedness - but then that's what Halloween is all about).

This year Women's Halloween costumes are fantastic, sexy and gorgeous. The top 4 best selling Halloween costumes are:

1. Batgirl Halloween Costume

2. Dark Heart Queen Halloween Costume

3. Racy Robin Hood Halloween Costume

4. Vixen Pirate WenckAdult Costume

The top four positions are very close together as these costumes all look brilliant - the difference is marginal and it is based on the consumers real choice - i.e. what they actually bought in the week of 17th October.