Snapchat's new AR lenses let you try on and buy Halloween costumes
to their AR Lens experiences on the app back in August. In its announcement, it says it's creating more tools centered around augmented reality shopping.
If you want to shop for Halloween costumes on Snapchat, you only need to take full-body features. Snapchat's computer vision tech will overlay the product image onto your body in the photo, and you can take a Snap and share with friends if you want. You can find the Halloween try-on Lenses in Disguise Costumes' account. Simply search for that username in the app or search for specific show or movie titles in Snapchat's Lens Explorer.
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