Black Magic Halloween Party: The Most Unique, The Scariest, And The Chicest Couple Costumes
Dressing up for Halloween was twice the fun for these real-life couples, onscreen pairs, and duos on the black carpet
Twice the fun, twice the challenge! Star Magic's first-ever Black Magic Halloween party had its artists get creative with costumes that ranged from the most unique to the scariest to the chicest. Thinking of a Halloween-appropriate outfit for oneself is difficult enough—imagine how much more challenging it could be for a pair to come up with a set of looks that are connected to each other but are not your typical Batman and Catwoman, Superman and Lois Lane, Joker and Harley Quinn, or Chucky and Bride.
Kudos to these real-life couples, onscreen pairs, and duos on the black carpet for thinking outside the box and exerting so much effort into bringing out their character inspirations to life.
Star Magic recognized a few couples for their noteworthy and absolutely standout looks:
BEST COUPLE COSTUME: Liza Soberano and Enrique Gil as Kevin and Marcus Copeland aka White Chicks
MOST CREATIVE COSTUME: Maymay Entrata as Saitama and Edward Barber as Genos from One-Punch Man
BEST IN COSTUME: Kathryn Bernardo as Poison Ivy and Daniel Padilla as a Day of the Dead character
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Kathryn Bernardo as Poison Ivy and Daniel Padilla as a Day of the Dead character
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Liza Soberano and Enrique Gil as Kevin and Marcus Copeland aka White Chicks
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Xian Lim as Dracula and Kim Chiu as a Walking Dead zombie
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Loisa Andalio as Eve and Ronnie Alonte as Lucifer
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Robbie Mananquil and Maxene Magalona as John and Yoko
Maiqui Pineda and Robi Domingo as characters from "Money Heist"
Pat Sugui and Aeriel Garcia as Eleven and Mike from "Stranger Things"
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Javi Benitez and Sue Ramirez as Day of the Dead characters
Edward Barber as Genos and Maymay Entrata as Saitama from "One-Punch Man"
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Enzo Pineda as Beetlejuice and Michelle Vito as Lydia Deetz
Young JV and Yela in Day of the Dead-inspired makeup
Manuel Chua Jr. and Alain Morata as soldiers
Riva Quenery and Vern Ong as Jedi from "Star Wars"
Luis Garcia as Zorro and Nikki Valdez as Elena
Photographs by Pat Buenaobra, with additional photos from @starmagicphils
