Stars Kick Off Halloween Weekend at Kate Hudson's Annual Party

Updated on Oct 30, 2016 at 9:30 PM

Kate Hudson held her annual Halloween bash at her home in LA on Friday night, and as usual, the event brought out her family members and famous friends. Katy Perry, Jessica Alba, and James Corden all arrived in costume, while the belle of the ball herself was decked out as a lady of the Wild West.

Kate gave fans a sneak peek at her party planning via Snapchat on Thursday. While hanging with her newly single pal Jennifer Meyer, Kate walked viewers through the setup of her house and shared the recipe for the night's signature cocktail, a bloody cosmo. She also shared photos from the bash on Instagram, captioning one of herself and a friend, "Wild West got us like 💃@jonastahlin #SeeYouOnTheOtherSide."

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Stars Kick Off Halloween Weekend at Kate Hudson's Annual Party

Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom, and a Friend as Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, and Bill Clinton

Jessica Alba and a Friend as Eddy and Patsy From Absolutely Fabulous

James Corden as an Astronaut

Kate Hudson as a Lady of the Wild West

Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann as a Baseball Player and Roller Derby Skater

Adam Sandler as a Pizza Chef

Kendall Jenner as a Gothic Girl

Molly Sims as a Fortune Teller

Johnny Knoxville as an Army Captain

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Kate Hudson and Her Friends as Ladies of the Wild West

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