41 more celebrities who came up with amazing Halloween costumes
Actress Gabrielle Union was a race car driver.
Heidi Klum, famed Halloween queen, went as herself — times six.
Here's what it was like inside her famous Halloween party in New York City.
"The Daily Show" host Trevor Noah was Prince Akeem from the 1988 film "Coming to America."
"Today" host Matt Lauer added lots of poof to his hair to portray Jerry Seinfeld.
Al Roker was on "Today" as sitcom legend Urkel.
Actor Kyle MacLachlan went for something a bit more trendy: kale.
Yes, that appears to be actual kale glued to his clothes.
Speaking of Beyoncé: "Grey's Anatomy" creator Shonda Rhimes dressed as the singer as she appeared in her "Formation" video.
Taylor Swift dressed as Deadpool to celebrate Halloween with her #squad.
Neil Patrick Harris, David Burtka, and their twins went as Charlie Chaplin, Groucho Marx, Marilyn Monroe, and James Dean.
Kourtney Kardashian and her family spent one night as Power Rangers ...
... then finished off Halloween weekend as superheroes.
Tom Hanks fully embraced the bizarre David S. Pumpkins character he played on SNL the weekend before Halloween.
Madonna was a creepy clown.
Singer Justin Timberlake, actress Jessica Biel, and their son went as characters from the new film "Trolls."
It was a fitting choice given Timberlake's starring role in the movie.
Ariana Grande had multiple Halloween looks with her boyfriend Mac Miller. First up: Pokémon Evee and Pikachu.
Then they dressed as characters from the 2012 film "Moonrise Kingdom."
Finally, they channeled "The Matrix."
Actors Channing and Jenna Dewan Tatum recreated "Beauty and the Beast" with an extra Belle in tow.
Actor Jacob Tremblay chose a "Top Gun" ensemble for his second Halloween costume.
Khloe Kardashian was fierce as Storm from the X-Men.
Halle Berry made a spooky skeleton.
Gisele Bündchen was the Luigi to her son's Mario.
NBA star LeBron James was Jerome, a character from the sitcom "Martin."
Without the beard, comedian Chris Hardwick would've made a pretty convincing Eleven from "Stranger Things."
Singer Kelly Rowland had two costumes for the holiday. First: Dionne from the film "Clueless."
Then she paid homage to rappers Run DMC.
Actor Ansel Egort portrayed Jon Snow from "Game of Thrones." (His girlfriend went as Daenerys Targaryen.)
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin's family dressed up as Disney's "The Incredibles."
On a special Halloween episode of "The View," host Raven-Symoné was Cartman from the animated series "South Park."
On that same episode, Whoopi Goldberg transformed into Marge from "The Simpsons."
Actress Michelle Trachtenberg described her costume as a "secret garden."
Actress Keke Palmer paid tribute to late singer Selena.
Actress Victoria Justice was Beetlejuice.
TV personality Bethenny Frankel opted for a classic cat look.
Actress Lindsay Lohan chose the popular Harley Quinn costume.
Writer/actress Lena Dunham's costume referenced a NSFW quote from Donald Trump (you know the one.)
Actress Sarah Michelle Gellar chose classic "Batman" villain Poison Ivy.
And last but not least, TV host Wendy Williams showed her inner nerd with a "Star Trek" costume.
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