Every year, we are so excited to see what our favourite celebrities are going to dress up as for Halloween, and we were not disappointed this year as some queer celebrities put together some amazing costumes!
Neil Patrick Harris
Neil Patrick Harris and his family always win at Halloween, but this year they really outdid themselves with this spooky graveyard scene.
The family went as ghosts from the Haunted Mansion ride at Disney to mark the eerie occasion, and pulled it off perfectly!
Ellen Degeneres
Queen of comedy and daytime television Ellen Degeneres put together a hilarious costume this year, dressing up as a contestant from the bachelor.
Meet Kelllly D! The talk show host, 60, decided to create her own contestant instead of impersonating an existing one, and did an amazing job as her costume was complete with a long low-cut silver gown and fake boobs.
“Listen, ladies, I didn’t come to make friends, and I didn’t come to make toast. I came for two things: to get a man and to drink tequila. And I’m out of tequila,” she proclaimed as she kicked off the comedic skit.
Gus Kenworthy
American Olympians Gus Kenworthy and Adam Rippon have become major best friend goals, and Gus took this to another level as he decided to dress up as Adam for Halloween, becoming “Adam Ripoff”.
Adam Ripoff pic.twitter.com/qa2inAkaoL
— Gus Kenworthy (@guskenworthy) October 29, 2018
Adam then responded to Gus’ tweet, saying “We finally did each other” accompanied by a cheeky eggplant emoji.
https://twitter.com/Adaripp/status/1056737344882061312
Halsey
“Oh yeah… we went there,” Halsey posted as she served us this epic DC superhero Poison Ivy costume.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpc5MdDh-gy/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Jess Glynn
The Hold My Hand songstress dressed up as the iconic Elle Driver from Kill Bill while attending the KISS Haunted House Party 2018, and did so perfectly!
https://www.instagram.com/p/BpabjXbhuTe/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Harry Styles
Harry Styles’ Elton John impersonation was so spot on that even the legend himself said he was “LOVING his Dodger Stadium costume.”
Have any of you ever dressed up as Elton for #Halloween? @Harry_Styles did this year and we're LOVING his Dodger Stadium costume! 🎃
📷: @KevinMazur pic.twitter.com/wxfIVHPd9a
— Elton John (@eltonofficial) October 31, 2018
Rita Ora
Honestly, it took us a while to realise that this was not actually Post Malone.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BpaOD76HQS8/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
It must have taken her HOURS to get those face tattoos just right.
James Kavanagh
Social media star turned TV presenter James Kavanagh has us shook as he dressed up as… his cat.
James dressed up as his Sphynx cat, Princess Diana Kavanagh, and his outfit was complete with grey body paint and pearl collar. Honestly, we are shook.
Adam Lambert
The singer gave us serious spooky vibes with his devil outfit, complete with red contact lenses, sparkly devil horns, red eye-shadow, and a killer smize!
Frankie Grande
Ariana Grande’s brother slayed Halloween this year, as he went as a silver troll!
The star sparkled as he posted photos of his epic costume, complete with troll hair and silver body paint, to Instagram.
Sharon Needles
The RuPaul’s Drag Race star went super spooky with her impersonation of Other Mother from Coraline.
Lucy Kennedy’s nephew
I mean, he’s not a queer celebrity, but we could not write this list without including Lucy Kennedy’s nephew, who dressed up as Ireland’s Got Talent judge Michelle Visage.
And Michelle LOVED it, reposting the photo saying “look at this sassy angel!”
Heidi Klum
Again, she isn’t technically a queer celebrity, but she is definitely an ally! And no list of best Halloween costumes would be complete without the queen of Halloween now, would it?
The model dressed up as Princess Fiona from Shrek and served us some LOOKS.
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