Zendaya Recreates Halle Berry X-Men Look for Halloween
Several celebrities shared elaborate Halloween costumes on social media over the weekend, including a recreation of a 2000 X-Men premiere look.
Updated on Nov. 1, 2026 in Celebrities
Zendaya, Cara Delevingne, Kourtney Kardashian and Justin Bieber were among the celebrities who celebrated Halloween over the weekend and posted their costumes online. Zendaya dressed as Halle Berry, recreating the look from the 2000 New York premiere of X-Men.
Why it matters
Celebrity Halloween posts draw wide attention from fans and tend to set trends for seasonal costumes. The recreation of a two-decade-old premiere look highlights how public moments from past film releases remain part of pop culture.
Zendaya's recreation draws on an X-Men premiere look from 2000, a 26-year gap between the original moment and this weekend's post. Delevingne's costume as Dr Frank 'N' Furter from The Rocky Horror Picture Show references a film whose star Tim Curry died at age 80 in August.
The players
Zendaya
American actress and singer known for roles in Disney Channel series and major film franchises, who recreated Halle Berry's 2000 X-Men premiere look for Halloween.
Heidi Klum
German-American model and television personality who hosts an annual Halloween costume party and dressed as a severed human hand this year.
The details
Celebrities posted photos and videos of their costumes on social media. Kardashian and Travis Barker posed in a themed photoshoot wearing wigs beside a vintage convertible, dressed as Tony Montana and Elvira Hancock from Scarface.
Timeline
• August: Tim Curry died aged 80.
• 2000: The X-Men New York premiere that Zendaya's costume recreated took place.
• Weekend before November 1, 2026: Celebrities posted Halloween costumes on social media.
• Saturday night: Heidi Klum held her annual Halloween costume party.
Industry Dynamics
Celebrity Halloween costumes that recreate older film moments, such as Zendaya's 2000 X-Men premiere look, reflect a recurring pattern of entertainment figures reusing iconic imagery to engage audiences. These recreations often circulate widely on social media as shareable content tied to seasonal events.
Fans can view the costume posts directly on the celebrities' social media accounts without any subscription or ticket requirement. The posts are publicly accessible and require no additional platform to view.
The takeaway
Seasonal celebrity posts often serve as a low-cost way to revisit past pop culture moments. Readers interested in Halloween trends can look to these recreations for ideas that reference familiar film imagery.
Further reading
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