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With the Halloween season well and truly here, many celebrities got in the spooky spirit with some inventive costumes.
Over the weekend ahead of Oct. 31, stars flocked to parties with some of their costumes referencing their favorite pop culture milestones, horror or not. Ice Spice once again delivered, this time with a tribute to The Fifth Element, Lizzo had some fun with a direct reference to the South Park episode that featured a weight-loss drug named after her, and Selena Gomez did a joint outfit inspired by Alice in Wonderland with her boyfriend Benny Blanco.
Check out a round-up of some of the best 2024 celebrity Halloween costumes below.
Ice Spice
After nailing her recreation of Betty Boop last year, the Bronx rapper dressed up as Milla Jovovich's Leeloo from The Fifth Element this year, complete with a multipass ID card.
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco
Selena Gomez and boyfriend Benny Blanco went with a cute couples costume idea taken from Alice in Wonderland.
Lizzo
Lizzo directly referenced the South Park episode that featured a weight-loss drug named LizzOzempic, which was prescribed to Cartman.
Sophie Turner
Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner donned a Matrix getup this year, inspired by Carrie-Anne Moss' iconic role as Trinity.
Tyga
Tyga really outdid himself for Halloween 2024. Drawing from the HBO horror anthology series Tales from the Crypt, named after the '50s EC Comics series of the same name, the rapper sported some impressive prosthetics as the show's pun-loving host, the Cryptkeeper.
Megan Thee Stallion
Megan Thee Stallion has made it no secret that she loves the Halloween season, so she kicked things off early this month by sharing plenty of pictures of her sporting a carved pumpkin on her head. Knowing how serious she is about the spooky season, she'll be back with another outfit by October 31.
Anne Hathaway
Anne Hathaway went as a scary version of the Statue of Liberty for Halloween this year, sharing the look on Instagram with the caption, "Boo York City."
M. Night Shyamalan
Trap director M. Night Shyamalan hosted a Halloween party in Pennsylvania this year, which he called 'Shyamaween' no less, and he didn't skimp when it came to his costume. The filmmaker dressed up as Heath Ledger's take on the Joker from The Dark Knight when he disguised himself as a nurse to torment Harvey Dent.
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