How Your Favorite Celebrities Took Over Halloween 2025

Halloween has evolved into something far more calculated than a night of jump scares. For celebrities, it’s now a performance space, part fashion experiment and part social statement. This year’s costumes carried ideas, not just fabric, and each star managed to make the night their own.

Julia Fox – Instagram

Julia Fox refused to play it safe. Her take on Jackie Kennedy, complete with a blood-stained pink suit, divided opinion. Some called it tasteless; others saw deliberate social commentary. Fox isn’t chasing approval. She’s making a point, and once again she succeeded in turning a costume into a conversation.

Doja Cat – Instagram

Doja Cat approached Halloween like a creative workshop. Instead of recycling obvious pop-culture looks, she built strange, striking characters of her own. Every choice felt deliberate, from the makeup to the construction. It was playful, sharp, and completely in her lane.

Paris Hilton – Instagram

Paris Hilton stepped into Britney Spears’ world, wearing the red latex catsuit from Oops!… I Did It Again. It was nostalgia done right, confident and self-aware. Hilton, who helped define early-2000s celebrity culture, used the costume as a reminder of how that era still shapes her image today.

Kendall Jenner Instagram

Kendall Jenner brought her usual precision to Halloween. Her looks always sit closer to editorial styling than party wear, and this year was no different. Every element, from the cut to the details, felt thought through. Jenner treats Halloween like a creative assignment, not a costume contest.

Justin and Hailey Bieber – InstagramJustin and Hailey Bieber kept their celebration grounded. Their son dressed as a miniature version of early-career Justin, hoodie and all, while Hailey added a simple superhero reference. It wasn’t about spectacle; it was about sharing a light, genuine moment as a family.

Mariah Carey

Mariah Carey celebrated Halloween in Japan with her twins, wearing colorful, anime-inspired outfits. It was cheerful and warm, far from her usual stage glitz. The look had personality without theatrics, proof that she doesn’t need excess to command attention.

Meagan Good & Jonathan Majors – Instagram

Few couples went as far as Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors. Their Egyptian-royalty theme was detailed and coordinated, from the metallic tones to the styling. They looked composed and cinematic, showing how a shared idea can elevate a simple costume into a complete visual statement.

This year’s Halloween wasn’t about volume or shock. The most memorable looks were those built with clarity and purpose. Julia Fox used fashion to provoke; the Biebers used it to connect; Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors turned it into teamwork. Halloween 2025 showed that the best style moments aren’t about excess. They’re about intent and knowing exactly what story you’re telling.