Commercial costume choices are limited and are either sleazy or deliberately make fun of your body size.
My daughter is begging me to dress up with her this year for trick-or-treating and her school is having a party for the families that day, so it’s time for me to explore some costume options that are easy to put together and not too expensive. Many of these costumes aren’t specific to plus size people, but are still great for all body sizes.

And best of all, thanks to the wide array of colors in duct tape, you can put black stripes on a yellow shirt if you're going for more a wasp look, or yellow stripes on a black shirt to be more of a bumble bee (my body is perfect for being a bumble bee fat bottomed girl for the win!). Because I'm 14, and most bumble bee Halloween costumes are for little kids, I tried finding a costume that was right for me.
Duck Tape is less than $4, and you can easily get cheap wings and a headband antennae at a Halloween shop, or if you are more crafty than I am, make your own.

I used electrical tape for the black bee stripes, three strips of tape for each wide stripe.

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