Last weekend saw Halloween celebrations across Hollywood with a playful twist. This year brought some truly unexpected celebrity transformations, featuring stars like Megan Fox, Margot Robbie, Leonardo DiCaprio and more. A roundup of the most memorable and humorous costumes is included below for fans in North America who enjoy stylish cosplay moments.
Megan Fox and Colson Baker – “Death Note”:
The pairing of Megan Fox and Colson Baker captured the eerie elegance of a world shrouded in mystery. The look balanced dark lines with bold accents, making the duo stand out in a crowd. It was a thoughtful nod to a classic tale, reimagined with contemporary flair that appealed to cosplay enthusiasts across the United States and Canada.
Megan Fox and Colson Baker – “Kill Bill”:
In this homage, the couple embraced a sleek, high-contrast style that echoed the iconic martial arts epic. Clean cuts, striking color blocking, and a confident presence turned a familiar character into a fresh, modern statement for Halloween attendees and fans online.
Channing Tatum and Zoe Kravitz – “Rosemary’s Baby”:
The duo offered a stylish twist on a legendary suspense story. Subtle textures, muted tones, and retro silhouettes combined to create a look that felt both nostalgic and current, resonating with audiences who love cinematic cosplay with a hint of mystery.
The week’s spotlight continued with additional head turning interpretations that blended pop culture with timeless horror aesthetics, proving that good cosplay thrives on clever adaptation and confident presentation.
Margot Robbie – “V for Vendetta”:
Margot Robbie delivered a dramatic take on a masked revolutionary. The costume emphasized stark contrasts and a theatrical grin, delivering a bold statement that captured attention at social gatherings and in fan photo circles alike.
A companion look explored the same character through different textures and fabrics, underscoring how color and silhouette choices can alter the mood of a familiar disguise.
Edward Norton – parody of David Beckham:
Edward Norton leaned into a playful parody that merged celebrity style with a legendary football icon. The transformation highlighted the fun side of costume culture, inviting smiles and lighthearted critique from audiences across North America.
Florence Pugh – a parody of Guy Fieri:
Florence Pugh offered a tongue in cheek homage that fused flamboyant attire with a familiar chef persona. The look played with oversized sunglasses, bold patterns, and a signature energy that entertained viewers during Halloween festivities and beyond.
Other recreations from the weekend explored the intersection of humor and homage, reinforcing how cosplay can celebrate film history while keeping things fresh and personal.
Leonardo DiCaprio in a duck mask:
Leonardo DiCaprio’s duck mask treatment leaned into whimsy and surprise. The piece proved that playful accessories can elevate a costume, turning a simple mask into a memorable character moment that sparked conversations on social platforms.
Fans and critics alike noted the creative balance between humor and homage, with many praising the attention to detail and the expressive poses that brought the ensemble to life.
Cosplay rounds up appear weekly, celebrating the best costumes and creative reimaginings. The latest issue highlighted Velma in a glossy latex style, a sleek Black Cat, and the formidable Lady Dimitrescu among other beloved heroines.
In other gaming news, Steam is hosting a Halloween sale with big discounts on popular horror titles. The strongest deals are gathered for quick browsing and purchase, making it easy for North American players to stock up for spooky season.
Ongoing chatter about new themed merchandise continues as designers reveal limited edition pieces. A recent tease showcased a branded LEGO house inspired by a famous city, sparking excitement among collectors and builders alike