Notable Bostonians Share Their Childhood Halloween Costumes

In 1968, Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart went rogue, going so far as to paint on some pirate stubble. Photos Courtesy of Subjects

"I made this costume myself, and it shows my early SNL interest. I inexplicably put white powder on my face for this Conehead costume as well, and carried a sign that said, ‘I am a Conehead,’ in case that wasn’t obvious.” —Rachel Dratch, comedian and actressPhotos Courtesy of Subjects

One October, NECN meteorologist Nelly Carreño went around as a particularly sunny sunflower. Photos Courtesy of Subjects

This is the closest Carly Carioli, Boston magazine’s intrepid editor in chief, ever came to roping a steer, in 1980.Photos Courtesy of Subjects

Red Sox CEO Larry Lucchino kept out of hot water while channeling a crustacean at Fenway Park’s first Halloween celebration, in 2002.Photos Courtesy of Subjects