Celebrities Dress Up for Halloween 2026

As reported by NME, many musicians and actors celebrated Halloween by dressing up in various costumes. Harry Styles marked the return of his 'Harryween' tradition with two special concerts at Madison Square Garden, where he performed Stevie Wonder's 'Isn't She Lovely' and repeated his famous line: 'I work in a bakery.'

Lily Allen opted for a self-deprecating costume, dressing as a Ticketmaster seating map covered in blue dots, referencing the term 'blue dot fever' which has been used to describe disappointing ticket sales. Janelle Monáe continued her reputation for elaborate costumes with several original creations, including a human-fish hybrid and a monstrous creature.

Other celebrities also got into the Halloween spirit, with Lizzo and Rita Ora dressing up as Dolly Parton, and Zendaya recreating Halle Berry's outfit from the New York premiere of X-Men in 2000. Wolf Alice paid tribute to the 1987 vampire film The Lost Boys, while Yungblud went for a classic vampire look.

The weekend's most elaborate looks included Heidi Klum's enormous severed hand costume and Olivia Rodrigo's Marie Antoinette-inspired costume. Keke Palmer and her son recreated the futuristic looks worn by Janet Jackson and Michael Jackson in their 1995 music video for 'Scream.'