The singer, 24, looked a true showman in his sparkling uniform - a tribute to Elton's iconic gigs at Dodgers Stadium in 1975
HARRY Styles transformed into Elton John last night as put on a shimmering LA Dodgers uniform for the star-studded Casamigos Halloween party in Beverly Hills.
The singer, 24, looked to be having a blast as the iconic musician in his pomp, replicating Elton's attire from his legendary shows at Dodger Stadium in 1975.
His silver and blue kit glistened as did his pink square shades as he stuck his tongue out and provided an open-mouth smile for the camera.
He joined reality star Paris Hilton at the celeb bash, with the hotel heiress impossible to miss in her furry ears and crop top and platform boots.
P Diddy looked suave in a pilot's outfit complete with a peaked cap, and the Gerber family also took their styling very seriously.
Rande dressed as Ziggy Stardust complete with red hair and lightning bolt face paint.
He threw an arm around Harry's shoulders with a drink in his other hand.
Cindy Crawford rocked punk chic as Blondie's Debbie Harry, weearing a Vulture yellow shirt dress and a big blonde wig and clutching a red phone in tribute to the band's hit Call Me.
Her daughter Kaia was another rock icon in Joan Jett.
She wore a wig to recreate Joan's trademark black 'do and even put some transferable tattoos on her arms for the faithful look.
US TV host Ryan Seacrest had plenty of fun as fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld while Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl put on black and white face paint and wrapped an arm around wife Jordyn.
Harry's portrayal of Elton is his camp prime comes just weeks after he was announced as a co-chair, along with Lady Gaga and Serena Williams, for the Met Gala 2019.
Its "camp" theme is inspired by a 1964 essay in which American author Susan Sontag defined camp by its "love of the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration".
Vogue editor Anna Wintour is the leading lady of the event, overseeing every detail and keeping the exclusive guest list in check, but every year a selection of influential celebrities are chosen to co-chair.
This year's theme was Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination and saw a lot of incredible costumes grace the floor.
The full title of 2019's theme is Camp: Notes on Fashion.
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