Just like that Halloween has come and gone for another year. Whether you’re an aficionado of the annual holiday or prefer to sit out, it’s become somewhat of a sport of spectatorship for anyone who loves following celebrities. In part due to the fact that resources and money usually means the entire production is pretty much professional. Forget $20 plastic costumes, Halloween is costume couture.
While we’re known to love a hair transformation, the spooky holiday gives a whole new meaning to the word. At the weekend modern day rebels Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly dressed as ’90s OG, Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee. The couple recreated iconic photos of the pair before stepping out at the annual Casamigos Halloween bash in Los Angeles.
Kendall Jenner went a little less literal for her chosen costume this year and celebrated with her 818 tequila brand in a cutout version of Toy Story’s Jessie. The look was complete with a film-inspired photoshoot and like we’d expect anything less.
Leave it to Kylie Jenner to organise not one, but two costumes and thanks to the time difference, the US isn’t even done yet! The beauty mogul first took to Instagram in a fully-fledged photoshoot as the bride of Frankenstein, wearing a Jean Paul Gaultier bandage dress of course. She changed into a two-piece custom costume in later photos. To follow, she appeared in costume as Elvira from the horror film Mistress of the Dark.
Not to be outdone by her younger sisters, Kim Kardashian spared no expense in looking exactly like Mystique – once played by Jennifer Lawrence – from the Marvel film, X-Men. As for her offspring, the reality star’s four children recreated pop icons with North dressed as Aaliyah, Saint as Snoop Dogg, Chicago as Sade Adu and Psalm as Eazy-E.
To round out just some of our favourite costumes, Hailey Bieber didn’t go as a character per se, but in a bid for. high aesthetic chose to wear a look inspired the YSL haute couture runway of 1999. Simply breathtaking.
Keep scrolling for all of our favourite celebrity Halloween costumes of 2022. We suggest bookmarking some of these ideas for 2023.
