Key Takeaways
- Harry Styles opened Harryween at Madison Square Garden dressed as Elvis Presley in a sequined white pantsuit, satin-lined cape and gold shades.
- His fiancée Zoë Kravitz attended in a red devil costume alongside longtime friend Riley Keough, Presley's granddaughter.
- The two-night celebration marks Styles' first New York Harryween in five years and closes his 30-show MSG residency on October 31.
Harry Styles kicked off Harryween this weekend by wearing a costume dedicated to the King of Rock 'n' Roll.
During the penultimate night of his 'Together, Together' residency at Madison Square Garden, the Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally musician hit the stage in a sequinned white pantsuit while dressed as a 1970s-era Elvis Presley.
Styles also wore a satin-lined cape and gold shades for the occasion to entertain the sold-out crowd, which included his fiancée, actor Zoë Kravitz and fellow actor Riley Keough, the granddaughter of Presley.
According to People, Kravitz wore a devil costume, which consisted of an all-red shirt, matching trousers and small red horns. Keough, the daughter of late musician Lisa Marie Presley, co-starred in 2015's Mad Max: Fury Road with Kravitz. The actors reconnected for writer-director Megan Park's upcoming comedy-drama Die Alive, which the longtime friends were filming in New York on October 15, per JustJared.
Harryween started at the Garden in 2021 during 'Love On Tour.' That year, Styles spent one night covering Britney Spears' "Toxic" and the other dressed as Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz singing "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." The following year, the three-time Grammy winner took Harryween to Kia Forum and dressed as Danny Zuko from Grease.
This is his first New York Harryween in five years, and the two shows, which concludes Saturday (October 31), will wrap-up the 30-show New York run of the MSG residency.
Also on Friday, Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal recognized October 30 as Harry Styles Appreciation Day, acknowledging "his contributions to music and the unforgettable memories created on one of New York City’s most iconic stages."
