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What notable Torontonians dressed up as for Halloween

By Jean Grant
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We know, Halloween isn’t actually until tomorrow. But anyone wanting to party in costume and not be deathly hungover at work the next day celebrated on Saturday—including these well-known Toronto folks. Here are some of our favourite looks from local notables.

Newly married Jenna Naumovich Freda went as an elaborately dolled-up mermaid, and crafted her top herself:

 

Telecom heiress Chloe Rogers went as Marilyn Monroe, with a dead JFK for good measure:

 

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ETalk’s Tyrone Edwards recruited a band of Star Wars characters, including a group of storm troopers, Darth Vader and C3PO (we’re unsure which one he actually is):

 

The Social’s Melissa Grelo also went for a group costume: heroes vs. villains.

 

The Beckerman twins channelled their high-fashion police:

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Roxy Earle kept it low-key glam with a floral masquerade theme:

 

Fitness influencer Beverley Cheng made the home team proud:

 

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Matty Matheson dressed up his kid, instead:

 

Photographer Jake Rosenberg channelled a chill western vibe:

 

Celeb party planner Melissa Andre was basically a J.Lo body double:

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Thomson Reuters scion Tessa Thomson opted for a classic devil look:

 

Part-time Muskoka residents Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber dressed up for a Casamigos party:

 

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Drew Scott’s Halloween attempt was... a bit sad:

 

Port Perry–bred Brad Goreski was spot-on as a Kardashian:

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