Bodysuits, Knee-High Boots, and Cat Ears Galore! 35 Ways to Channel Ariana Grande on Halloween

Updated on Oct 4, 2020 at 6:05 PM

Ariana Grande has always had a unique sense of style that comes through in every outfit. Whether that's wearing her bra as a top, a Louis Vuitton cat ears headband, or any of the memorable looks she rocks during her concerts, you can't deny the woman knows how to create a lewk. So why not make this year extra dazzling and channel the Sweetener singer for Halloween? You can go for Nickelodeon-era cute with her classic bright red hair, a babydoll dress, and sky-high platform heels. Or you can opt for a more artistic look and start playing with some body paint, à la her "God Is a Woman" music video. Keep reading for more ideas ahead!

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Bodysuits, Knee-High Boots, and Cat Ears Galore! 35 Ways to Channel Ariana Grande on Halloween

Broadway Ariana

"Put Your Hearts Up" Ariana

Yours Truly Ariana

Worldwide Day of Play Ariana

Jingle Bash Ariana

We Can Survive Ariana

Snow Angel Ariana

Dangerous Woman Bunny Ariana

Flannel and Cat Ears Ariana

Flight Onesie Ariana

"Problems" Ariana

"Focus" Ariana

Black and White Ariana

Disco Wango Tango Ariana

Spooky Ariana

Penny Pingleton Ariana

Over-the-Shoulder Sass Ariana

"Side to Side" Ariana

Pink and White Ariana

Bringing Baggy Back Ariana

Camo Ariana

All-Black Everything Ariana

"No Tears Left to Cry" Ariana

Met Gala Ariana

"God Is a Woman" Ariana (Daring)

"God Is a Woman" Ariana (Holy)

Babydoll Ariana

Lollipop Ariana

Cat Ears and Heels Ariana

Armored Ariana

"God Is a Woman" on Stage Ariana

Grammys Ariana

"Rain on Me" Ariana

"7 Rings" Ariana

Coachella Ariana

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