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Photos: Celebs Dress Up For Halloween, Iggy Azalea Remains The Greatest
Celebrities love Halloween too! It's the one time of the year they get to dress up as someone else for fun and not for work, after all.
As expected, they glammed out to the nines mostly and sometimes even showed a little creativity. We're pretty impressed by RiRi's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles team she assembled, complete with green body paint and fake shells. Beyoncé's tribute to Michael and Janet Jackson with her daughter Blue Ivy is also pretty danged adorable. Kim Kardashian and North as Anna Wintour and Andre Leon Talley of Vogue magazine is pretty funny, too.
However, the winner of Halloween this year (celebrity edition) is definitely Iggy Azalea, who took a diss from Snoop Dogg and turned it into a costume. Nice work, Iggy.
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