It’s any wonder how we rabid alt. fashionistas, crazy for dress-up cosplayers and all-around latex lovers make it through these next few days (or even the whole month leading up to them.) Halloween is upon us, and we are all but bursting with dress-up ideas, costume blog posts and news, news, news about who might be wearing what. It’s worse than being paparazzi circling vulture-like during an Oscar red carpet with all we need to know during this most celebrated time of year.
Some of the early contenders:
Lizzo donned an outfit many fans are calling iconic as possibly, ironic. Stepping out over the past weekend the singer was costumed as an Ozempic box. Clapping back at folks accusing the singer of using the drug to achieve her recent weight loss, Lizzo wore white heels and a yellow measuring tape belt as accessories, with a fake ad poster that read, “Need self love? Try Lizzo!”
Actress Anne Hathaway managed to be scary and patriotic all at the same time (and no, we aren’t talking about the state of our current US election). Wearing a “Boo York City” T-shirt under a black leather jacket, a Statue of Liberty crown with transparent eyeglasses, Hathaway painted her famous face ghostly white with black rings around her eyes.
One of the sure queens of the spooky season, Heidi Klum took to Instagram to reveal a video montage of her past outfits. She captioned the scroll: “To all the costumes I’ve loved before … you’ll never guess what this year has in store … see you at #HeidiHalloween 2024 🎃👻😱🦇🕸️🩸🖤,” This is seemingly all the hint we will get from Klum before her usual annual amazing costume reveal.
And lastly, Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner brought the latex for us, dressing in a zipped-down black latex short suit. Captioning photos taken at the party she attended, “Red or blue pill,” obviously this sexy costume of our favorite textile is referencing the iconic Matrix movies.
Surely, we will have a lot to report of Halloween wardrobe mayhem come the end of the week, but for now, enjoy these tasty tricks and treats.