Best Celebrity Halloween Costumes 2026: Paris Hilton as Britney Spears, Lisa Rinna as Kylie Jenner and More

Hollywood stars are celebrating Halloween with a wide range of costumes, from recreating iconic on-screen characters to paying tribute to fellow celebrities.

Whether it’s Camila Mendes and Madelaine Petsch channeling Betty and Wilma from The Flintstones, Kim Kardashian transforming into her daughter, North West, or Paris Hilton debuting multiple costumes throughout the holiday, celebrities are getting into the Halloween spirit.

Below, see a roundup of this year’s costumes from a host of stars, including some of The Hollywood Reporter’s favorites. (This is an ongoing story that will be updated throughout the weekend as more celebrities reveal their costumes.)

Janelle Monáe

The Halloween superfan introduced a new character this year: Phish Boy, complete with impressive prosthetics that have become a signature of her costumes.

Elizabeth Gillies

The Dynasty star, who is known for her elaborate Halloween costumes and often shares looks with her fellow Victorious alum Ariana Grande, opted for another niche look this year, dressing as Luke from the 1998 Disney Channel Original Movie Halloweentown.

Tyga

Rapper Tyga is a Martian from Tim Burton’s 1996 sci-fi movie, Mars Attacks!

Tyga also dressed as vampire Count Orlok, as portrayed by Bill Skarsgard in Robert Eggers’s Oscar-nominated 2024 horror film Nosferatu.

Keke Palmer

The ‘Burbs actress paid tribute to Janet Jackson with one of her Halloween costumes this year, as she and her three-year-old son recreated Jackson’s iconic black-and-white 1995 music video for “Scream,” which she performed with her brother, the late Michael Jackson.

Camila Mendes & Madelaine Petsch

The Riverdale co-stars celebrated the holiday in duo costumes, channeling Betty and Wilma from The Flintstones.

Paris Hilton

In one of her several Halloween costumes so far this year, Paris Hilton recreated Britney Spears’ “I’m a Slave 4 U” performance at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards.

Today Show Hosts

The Today show brought NBC’s 100th-anniversary celebration to Halloween, as the morning show hosts dressed up to highlight memorable programming from the past century. Dressed as an NBC page, Savannah Guthrie led a group of tourists, who closely resembled some Today hosts, through 30 Rockefeller Plaza. They first encountered Willie Geist as Tonight Show host Johnny Carson’s Carmac the Magnificent, followed by Dylan Dreyer as I Dream of Jeannie’s title character, played by Barbara Eden, and Al Roker as Eddie Murphy’s Saturday Night Live character Gumby. When the tour got to Must-See TV, Guthrie donned a second costume, dressing as Friends’ Rachel Green alongside Jenna Bush Hager’s Phoebe Buffay. The Today show also honored itself with Carson Daly dressing as Ella Langley to celebrate his Today PopStart segment. And NBC’s unscripted programming was also highlighted, specifically its Olympic coverage: Laura Jarrett dressed as Simone Biles and Craig Melvin transformed into Snoop Dogg, who’s become known for his memorable Olympics appearances in recent years. The real Martha Stewart even joined Melvin’s Snoop Dogg. And, to celebrate NBC’s holiday traditions, including the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and Christmas in Rockefeller Center, Sheinelle Jones joined the Radio City Rockettes for a sparkly dance routine. Guthrie’s page even got a visit from 30 Rock page Kenneth Parcell, with Jack McBrayer reprising his role from the beloved NBC comedy that recently celebrated its 20th anniversary.

Live! With Kelly and Mark

Live! With Kelly and Mark brought back former co-host Ryan Seacrest for its New Year’s Eve-inspired Halloween Shockin’ Eve. Seacrest appeared at the beginning of the show as the hosts honored Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Consuelos, dressed as the webslinger, swung through the New York streets as Ripa’s Yelena Belova held on. The hosts took the stage as Bad Bunny and Lady Gaga from the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show before changing costumes at the commercial break to Anne Hathaway’s Penelope and Matt Damon’s Odysseus in The Odyssey before they ended the show joined by producer Michael Gelman and DJ Deja Vu, with the whole Live team all dressed as Toy Story 5 characters. Live’s Halloween episode featured more than 60 costumes, including pretaped segments in which Ripa dressed as Inde Navarrette’s Nikki from Obsession, who can’t get enough of a different kind of Bear in Consuelos’ squishy creature, and Elizabeth Holmes as shown in You Can See Everything as part of a Traitors parody. Guest Lisa Rinna also got in on the action, dressing as Kylie Jenner alongside Gelman’s Timothee Chalamet, as Rinna and Gelman sported Jenner and Chalamet’s memorable orange looks from Marty Supreme’s Los Angeles premiere late last year.

Kim Kardashian

Kim Kardashian dressed up as her daughter North West.

Brandy

Hello, Barbie! Brandy’s costume this year was channeling the Mattel toy. “Being the first Black woman to have a Barbie made in my likeness will always mean so much to me,” she wrote on Instagram.

Usher

Usher and his wife and kids dressed up as the characters from Pixar’s Toy Story. “Happy Halloween from the Raymond family,” he wrote in his Instagram caption.

Rickey Thompson

Talk about a deep cut: Comedian Rickey Thompson recreated Zendaya’s red carpet look from the 2011 premiere of Justin Bieber: Never Say Never.