The Drip Was Different This Halloween: Here's What Musicians Actually Wore
From Tinashe turning herself into a sleep aid to Wednesday Adams cosplay, the music world came through with the looks.

Halloween hit different this year when you're watching musicians actually commit to the bit. We're talking full-on creative costumes—not just throwing on a chain and calling it a day.
Tinashe went straight-up conceptual with a melatonin costume, which is the kind of weird, clever energy you want to see from an artist who actually thinks about what she's doing. Then you had the whole Addams Family energy happening with Wednesday vibes. These aren't lazy throwbacks; they're thought-out, intentional fits that show personality.
The Bar Got Raised
What's wild is how it shows where music culture's at right now. People aren't reaching for the same tired references. They're getting specific, getting weird, mixing high and low culture without breaking a sweat. That's the move in 2024—do something nobody else is doing, make it make sense, and own it.
If you want to see the full breakdown of all 18 and how they came together, the whole gallery's worth a look.
Read the full story at Pitchfork → https://pitchfork.com/story/the-17-best-musician-halloween-costumes-this-year/
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