Halloween's Most Searched Costumes for 2014

From Miley Cyrus to "Breaking Bad," click through to see the most-searched costumes this year.

Google released the top Halloween costume searches of the year, and the list reads like a recap of 2014 pop culture. Click through for a look at the most-searched get-ups for some inspiration.

Breaking Bad: After the series finale, searches for this sinister jumpsuit are nearly three times higher this year compared to last.

Daft Punk: Fans of the band want to “Get Lucky” through imitation -- searches for the costume are at their highest levels ever following this summer’s megahit.

Miley Cyrus: Brace yourselves for tons of twerking on the 31st!

Minecraft: The indie online building game about breaking and placing blocks has people dressing in cubes this year.

Duck Dynasty: Not surprisingly, searches for this costume are highest in Texas and three times higher this year than last overall.

Batman: Perhaps linked to Ben Affleck’s controversial nomination as the next Batman, searches are up 36 percent versus last year.

Fox: Why would a fox be the third most searched costume? Google links the trend to Ylvis’ YouTube video, “The Fox,” which broke into the Billboard Hot 100 list this September and has so far generated more than 140 million views.

Gatsby dress: “Young and Beautiful” Californians and New Yorkers are especially eager to get their flapper on this year after the fashion on display in “The Great Gatsby.”

Daenerys: With her flowing blonde hair and dragon sidekicks, the take-no-prisoners Daenerys from the super-popular HBO series, “Game of Thrones,” is an obvious choice.

Minion: Popular with both adults and children, the adorable “Despicable Me” character is the No. 1 trending costume of the year.