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The best and worst celebrity Halloween 2023 outfits as spooky season kicks off

The best and worst celebrity Halloween 2023 outfits as spooky season kicks off

The celebrity world loves a good Halloween dress up and even though the official holiday isn't until Tuesday the star-studded bashes and costume snaps on Instagram kicked off this weekend.

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