HomeLifestylePhoto gallery of spooktacular Halloween costumes on campus Lifestyle Photo gallery of spooktacular Halloween costumes on campus Photos by Victoria Rowe Posted by Alyssa Vega November 1, 2018 0 245 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Kaitlin as Little Red Riding Hood had brought freshly baked muffins in her basket. 1 of 12 Gavin Gagne dressed as The Riddler for Halloween. "The Riddler has always been my favorite Batman villain." Nadia Chuela rocking a pink lady costume she found for only a dollar "Lovin' the 50s, might as well be a pink lady," Chuela said. Kayla Trimble dressed up as the Evil Stepmother. "My step mom's birthday is today and she loves Snow White," Trimble said. Camille Warren dressed as super woman for Halloween. "I'm a super woman because I'm a mom to a super girl," Warren said. Camille Carson dressed up as an undercover music princess for her Halloween costume. Diana Aquino chose to dress up as a dark angel. "I'm dressed as a dark angel because I am a dark angel," Aquino said. Kaitlin as Little Red Riding Hood had brought freshly baked muffins in her basket. Linda Jimenez wore a colorful overwatch jacket for Halloween. Heidi Alsangak dressed as a belly dancer for Halloween. Alejandro Flores dressed as the Joker for Halloween. Gustavo Medina's Code name Kids Next Door inspired costume. "It's a really fun show," Medina said. Ruben Bramasco dressed as a Vietnam War veteran, wearing a jacket belonging to an actual veteran. LBCC students pose for portraits at the LAC quad on Halloween 2018. TagscitystylecostumesHalloweenlbcc Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleFinancial aid workshop offers help on FAFSA and Dream Act applicationsNext articleCross country teams qualify for SoCal Championship RELATED ARTICLES Lifestyle Food of resilience: Indigenous cooking class teaches students Native recipes November 20, 2024 Opinion Opinion: LBCC desperately needs to modernize its online resources November 20, 2024 Lifestyle LBCC Halloween Carnival showcases the film Coco November 20, 2024 Other Stories Food of resilience: Indigenous cooking class teaches students Native recipes November 20, 2024 Opinion: LBCC desperately needs to modernize its online resources November 20, 2024 LBCC Halloween Carnival showcases the film Coco November 20, 2024 Hiring event gives students opportunity to seek employment November 19, 2024 Load more