This student's hilariously British costume definitely wins Halloween
There are plenty of people who've done an excellent job on costumes this Halloween -- just take this splendid reaction of the "distracted boyfriend" meme , for instance -- but there are few costumes that have managed to be more gloriously British than this one.
Introducing Anna Lynas, a student at Scotland's University of Stirling.
This Halloween, Lynas decided to dispense with horror in favour of sweet, sweet, British nostalgia.
"All of the girls at this party last night were wearing cute outfits n i was pouring salt on the floor dressed as NEIL BUCHANAN," she wrote on Twitter.
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The mask and the frantic, excitable salt pouring are what really make it.
For anyone not familiar with Art Attack, it's basically a kids' TV show that was super popular in Britain in the 90s and early noughties. The show had a segment where presenter Neil Buchanan would make crazy-cool art drawings on a dark floor using nothing but salt.
Just look how awesome it was:
Excellent work, Lynas. Buchanan would surely be proud.
UPDATE: Nov. 2, 2017, 11:02 a.m. GMT Lynas told Mashable she got the idea for the costume when she stumbled across the mask online.
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"I just bought a kid's school uniform jumper and painted on the logo," she said.
"People thought it was really funny."
