Google’s most-searched Halloween costumes of 2019

Google’s most-searched Halloween costumes of 2019

What are you dressing up as this Halloween?

Google has released a list of the most-searched Halloween costumes of 2019.

From Pennywise, the evil clown in IT, to the Stranger Things cast, here’s this spooky season’s top 10 list:

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