Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian, Camila Mendes

Celebrities are getting into the Halloween spirit this year, showcasing a wide range of creative costumes that pay tribute to iconic on-screen characters and fellow celebrities alike.

The list of notable costumes includes Camila Mendes and Madelaine Petsch as Betty and Wilma from The Flintstones, while Kim Kardashian has transformed herself into her daughter North West. Paris Hilton is also making headlines with multiple costume reveals throughout the holiday period.

Hilton's Halloween collection features a new character this year - Phish Boy, which comes complete with impressive prosthetics that have become a hallmark of her elaborate costumes. Her fans are eagerly anticipating more looks from the socialite as she continues to share them online.

Rapper Tyga is also joining in on the costume fun, dressed up as a Martian from Tim Burton's 1996 sci-fi movie Mars Attacks! He has opted for a unique look this year, deviating from his usual style and opting for something more out of this world.

The 'Burbs actress paid tribute to Janet Jackson's iconic music video for "Scream by recreating it with her three-year-old son. The duo donned black-and-white costumes reminiscent of the 1995 video, which featured Jackson performing alongside her late brother Michael.

Meanwhile, Riverdale co-stars celebrated Halloween in costume as Betty and Wilma from The Flintstones. This nostalgic pairing brought a playful touch to the holiday celebrations.

Paris Hilton has been embracing her inner pop star this year by recreating some of music's most iconic performances for Halloween. One such performance was Britney Spears' I'm a Slave 4 U" at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards, which Hilton reenacted in all its glory.

The Today show brought NBC's rich history to life with its Halloween celebration. Savannah Guthrie led the way as an NBC page, guiding a group of tourists through 30 Rockefeller Plaza and highlighting memorable programming from the past century.

As part of this tour, viewers encountered several recognizable figures from NBC's archives. Willie Geist took on the role of Johnny Carson's beloved character Carmac the Magnificent, while Dylan Dreyer channeled Barbara Eden as Jeannie from I Dream of Jeannie.

The Today show also honored its own legacy with a series of costumes paying tribute to some of its most iconic segments and characters. Jenna Bush Hager dressed up as Phoebe Buffay from Friends, joining Savannah Guthrie's Rachel Green in a nod to the classic sitcom.

NBC's Olympic coverage was another highlight of the celebration, with Laura Jarrett channeling Simone Biles and Craig Melvin transforming into Snoop Dogg for an unforgettable performance. Martha Stewart even joined in on the fun as she danced alongside Melvin's Snoop Dogg.

The hosts of Live! With Kelly and Mark brought back a familiar face for their Halloween-themed episode, Shockin' Eve. Ryan Seacrest made an appearance at the beginning of the show, paying tribute to Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

Kelly Ripa's Yelena Belova was swung through the streets of New York by her partner, Consuelos, dressed as the iconic webslinger. The hosts seamlessly transitioned into their next costume change, this time taking on the roles of Bad Bunny and Lady Gaga from the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show.

However, it wasn't long before they changed costumes again to embody Anne Hathaway's Penelope and Matt Damon's Odysseus in The Odyssey. This rapid-fire costume change was a testament to the show's creative energy and commitment to Halloween festivities.

Producer Michael Gelman joined the hosts on stage, dressed as Timothee Chalamet from Marty Supreme's Los Angeles premiere. Guest Lisa Rinna also got into the spirit, dressing up as Kylie Jenner alongside Gelman in an orange ensemble reminiscent of their memorable looks from last year's event.

Kim Kardashian made a notable appearance at Live!'s Halloween episode, channeling her daughter North West with a costume that closely resembled the young celebrity.

Brandy's Halloween costume paid homage to the iconic Mattel toy Barbie, marking a significant milestone for her as she became the first Black woman to have a doll made in her likeness.

Usher and his family went all out with their Toy Story costumes, recreating the beloved Pixar characters. Comedian Rickey Thompson also showed off his creative side by channeling Zendaya's look from the 2011 premiere of Justin Bieber: Never Say Never on the red carpet.