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\nHalloween, our favorite celebrities go all out with their costumes,
\ntransforming into everything from hyper-realistic creatures to
\niconic movie characters. Here are our top picks for stars who
\nabsolutely nailed their looks this year!<\/p>\n
\nlist off strong with Megan Thee Stallion<\/strong>. The
\nbeloved rapper is infamous for her playful yet detailed pop culture
\ncostumes \u2014 especially related to anime \u2014 dressing up as characters
\nfrom popular shows like “My Hero Academia”, “Jujutsu Kaisen”,
\n“Sailor Moon”, “Soul Eater”, and “JoJo Bizarre Adventure”. This
\nyear, Megan is staying on theme by paying homage to two anime
\nfan-favorives: Choso from “Jujutsu Kaisen” and Drolta Tzuentes from
\n“Castlevania”.<\/p>\n
\nDemon Hunters being one of this year\u2019s biggest hits, it was
\ninevitable that we\u2019d see plenty of Huntr\/x and Saja Boy costumes.
\nBut it\u2019s safe to say that YouTuber and actor Eugene Lee
\nYang<\/strong> completely stole the show with his demon Jinu
\ncostume.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\ninfluencer-best friend duo, Larray<\/strong> and Quenlin Blackwell<\/strong>, took Halloween to the next
\nlevel by channeling another iconic pair that perfectly matches
\ntheir hilarious, chaotic energy: Marcus and Kevin from White
\nChicks. The pair even recreated a scene from the movie \u2014 and
\nit\u2019s almost scarily accurate.<\/p>\n
\ncostumes were equal parts uncanny, terrifying, and hilarious. For a
\nspecial Halloween episode of their podcast “Ride”,
\n“Overcompensating” stars Benito Skinner<\/strong> and Mary Beth Barone<\/strong> went all out \u2014 with the help of
\nmakeup and prosthetics \u2014 transforming into the real life versions
\nof Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde from Zootopia.<\/p>\n
\nPalmer<\/strong> surprised her Instagram followers by dressing up as
\nthe legendary rapper Snoop Dogg<\/strong> for Halloween,
\ncomplete with a beard, braids, a signature outfit, and even a
\nlip-sync performance to one of his songs.<\/p>\n
\ndressing up as a meme of yourself for Halloween — well, Demi Lovato<\/strong> did just that. Back in 2015, a fan
\nreleased an edited image of Lovato that instantly went viral,
\ngiving birth to the infamous “Poot Lovato” meme. This year, Lovato
\nfully embraced the Poot by dressing up as her memeified alter
\nego.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n
\nwouldn\u2019t be complete without the queen of Halloween herself, Heidi Klum<\/strong>, who has once again exceeded all our
\nexpectations. This year, she delivered one of her most iconic \u2014 and
\npetrifying \u2014 costumes to date by transforming into the mythical
\nGreek figure Medusa. Over the years, Klum has brought us some of
\nthe most jaw-dropping, elaborate, and unique Halloween costumes of
\nall time, dressing up as a realistic worm, a cadaver, an ape, a
\n95-year-old version of herself, Fiona from Shrek, a
\nPeacock, and last year E.T., just to name a few. Klum often
\nrecruits her husband to be a part of her costumes, and this year he
\ndressed up as one of Medusa\u2019s stone statue victims.\u00a0<\/p>\n