The Halloween & Costumes Association revealed a list of trendy Halloween decorations and costumes that it believes will be prevalent from Friday, Oct. 28, 2022, to Monday, Oct. 31, 2022.
throughout the country are an eight-foot skeleton with projection eyes, a 7.5-foot werewolf with an animatronic head, jaw arms and a noisemaking 10-foot Grim Reaper with a turning head.
The skeleton figures that are trending this Halloween season include poseable skeletons and unique combinations, such as a life-size two-headed skeleton, a life-size mermaid skeleton and skeletons modeled after animals or other mythical creatures, including dogs, dragons, dinosaurs and unicorns.
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