Best and worst celebrity Halloween costume ideas: Over 20 celebrities that will inspire your oufit

From Iggy Azalea to Kim Kardashian, Stephen Fry and Alexa Chung, get some inspiration for your spooky outfits this year

Linda Sharkey
Tuesday 27 October 2015 19:01 GMT
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It’s Halloween again. And again, you might be thinking how to amaze your friends with your creativity, so we round up some of the spookiest costumes from superstars from the worlds of fashion, music and Hollywood, to help you cheat and get some inspiration for your spooky outfits.

Medusa came out this weekend pic.twitter.com/3ce2dvWnEo

Halloween came early for Leona Lewis this year, who shared an incredible make-up transformation into a green Medusa. And looking back at some other great outfit ideas we think of Kim Kardashian as Anna Wintour Stephen Fry as a ghostly captain, Iggy Azalea as Cruella De Vil and Alexa Chung as a beheaded Marie Antoinette.

Heidi Klum as an aged version of herself

Others get in a more creative territory, such as Katy Perry as MTV’s animated character Daria, Heidi Klum as a superhero robot or Kate Moss as Mortizia.

But it's supermodel Klum's outfits the world anticipates the most every year. Having a wide variety of creative costumes, from Gold Cleopatra to Hindu goddess and an unrecognisable aged version of herself, she’s known as the “Halloween Queen” and even in 2013 she hosted a star-studded Halloween party.

Heidi Klum dressed as the gold Cleopatra in 2012

However, not everyone is willing to go through such transformation and effort for their 31 October plans. If you're less adventurous, you could be some sort of a catwoman, a superhero, an iconic figure from your History books, or, errr… a burger, just like Alexa Chung once did (please, don’t be a burger).

While there are some amazing costumes, there are also some pretty bad ones. Take, for example, Katy Perry dressed as a cheeto, Lily Allen as some sort of green ladybug, or Rihanna and her pals as the “sexy” Ninja Turtles.

Whether you're after an individual or a group outfit idea, there are plenty of costumes to choose from.

Hope we've helped. Happy Halloween!

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