The ‘Let It Go’ singer has confessed that she prefers donning terrifying costumes then showing off her figure on Halloween as it’s ”more fun” than worrying about your appearance.

She revealed: ”You only get to use fake blood once a year!
”Last year, I wore a really long dress that was actually from my Let It Go music video. I ripped it up, and I stained it with (fake) blood. I was a zombie! To me, that’s more fun than having to worry about what you look like all night.”
However, the blue-haired beauty admitted that as she has been hitting the gym, she may be inclined to reveal more of her body than usual.
She said: ”I’m kind of getting some confidence with all the hard work I’ve put in, so I might go a little sexier this year.”
The 22-year-old singer insists she won’t take her look too far and will be avoiding body-baring outfits similar to those worn by Rachel McAdams and Amanda Seyfried in the Lindsay Lohan fronted teen comedy ‘Mean Girls’.
She added: ”But not like, Mean Girls s***ty!”
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