Here’s What Your Favorite Celebrities—LeBron James, Lizzo, Harry Styles And More—Wore For Halloween 2021 - Forbes

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Harry Styles, Lizzo and Cardi B were among the bold-named faces who dressed up for Halloween—and their social media accounts—to celebrate the spooky holiday.

Key Facts

Harry Styles dressed as Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz while performing a concert at Madison Square Garden.

LeBron James dressed as Freddy Krueger from The Nightmare on Elm Street.

Cardi B dressed as Morticia Addams — and talk show hosts Tamron Hall and Adrienne Bailon dressed as Cardi B.

Lizzo performed while dressed as Grogu from The Mendalorian, better known as Baby Yoda.

Kendall Jenner donned two costumes in the vein of Tim Burton, dressing as a corpse bride on Friday and as a Martian girl from Mars Attacks on Saturday.

Ciara took cues from music legends, dressing as Selena Quintanilla and the 90s rap group TLC.

John Legend, Chrissy Teigan and their family dressed as the Addams Family.

Aaron Rodgers dressed as Keanu Reeve’s character John Wick.

Ariana Grande went as The Creature From The Black Lagoon.

Key Background

Entertainers aren’t the only ones getting into the spooky spirit this year. Senators Mitt Romney and Krysten Sinema dressed as characters from Ted Lasso on Thursday while working at the Capitol. Ever the entrepreneur, Martha Stewart is capitalizing on the holiday by auctioning off NFTs of herself dressed in Halloween costumes, including a digital portrait of her dressed as a naughty nurse. Those expecting trick or treaters Sunday night should stock up on Reese's Cups, Skittles, M&M's, Starbursts and Hot Tamales — data from bulk retailer Candystore.com shows they are the most popular Halloween candy. It’s expected that $3 billion was spent on Halloween candy this year, and $10 billion on the holiday overall, according to the National Retail Federation's annual Halloween spending survey.