People.com Lifestyle Style Spooky Star Trends Worth Trying No tricks here: try these Halloween-appropriate skull scarves, kitty-cat flats and more star-loved looks that will keep the treats coming long after the holiday is over By Alex Apatoff Alex Apatoff Instagram Twitter Alex Apatoff is the Executive Editor of PEOPLE Digital. She has been with the brand for more than a decade, holding various roles on the Style and Beauty team before becoming the site's Lifestyle Director to coordinate the work across the commerce, evergreen, features and marketing teams. Prior to her role at PEOPLE, Alex worked at Us Weekly (where, among other things, she oversaw the Fashion Police pages) and graduated from Northwestern University with a Bachelors in Journalism. People Editorial Guidelines Published on October 31, 2012 10:00 AM Share Tweet Pin Email 01 of 05 SKULL SCARVES Fabio/X17; Piers Allardyce/Rex USA Stash your ratty old pashmina in favor of a wrapper with a little more edge. and wear cool skull-print scarves that draw attention to their boo-tiful faces (sorry, we couldn’t resist!). 02 of 05 BAT-PRINT TOPS Ramey; Humberto Carreno/Startraks Literal animal prints are everywhere this fall, but rocking a kitten or puppy on your shirt might make you look like a grade-schooler. A comfy, fitted top emblazoned with a funky bat (like Rachel Bilson’s tee or Alexa Chung’s Topshop sweater) is a decidedly more grown-up way to interpret the trend. 03 of 05 ORANGE AND BLACK Larry Busacca/Getty; Getty Yes, we are endorsing this tricky color combo post-Halloween, but tread carefully. Olivia Wilde’s orange dress pops with the glam black accents (plus the yellow clutch breaks up the look), and Amy Poehler gets points for letting her eye-catching orange shoes take the spotlight against her basic black outfit. 04 of 05 BLOODRED LEATHER Pacific Coast News (2) Look scary-hot this week (and throughout the fall and winter) in a skintight pair of bright red skinnies. Kylie Jenner (in Parker) uses simple black accessories to make this look totally accessible, though bolder girls could make like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley (in J Brand) and add a graphic top. 05 of 05 KITTY-CAT FLATS Ben King/Startraks; Beretta/Sims/Rex USA Want to look positively bewitching? Give these cat-face flats – seen on half of Hollywood this season – a try. and cast a spell in their pairs, worn with girlie separates.