Chloe Bailey, Padma Lakshmi and More Celebs Dress Up for Bette Midler’s Halloween Party — See the Photos!

Bette Midler’s Halloween Guests Dressed to Impress!

Celebrities including Chloe Bailey, Padma Lakshmi and Dylan Mulvaney attended Hocus pocus actress’ annual charity event at New York’s Cipriani South Street in their best spooky gear on Friday.

Bailey, 25, arrived at the Hulaween Gala – hosted by the New York Restoration Project, an environmental organization – dressed as Catwoman. Her outfit was completed with thigh-high boots, sunglasses inspired by a superhero eye mask – and lots and lots of latex.

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Chloe Bailey at Bette Midler’s annual Hulaween party.

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The singer-songwriter — who performed at the event alongside host Dionne Warwick — shared a closer look at her DC-inspired ensemble in an Instagram post she captioned, “I’m a badass baby 🐈‍⬛🐾.”

The “Do It” singer also thanked music producer Clive Davis, who was honored with the Wind Beneath My Wings Award at the gala. “Happy to dress up and perform for a great cause,” Bailey wrote on her Instagram Story. “I love you, Clive Davis. Thank you for having me.”

Lakshmi, 53, posed with Bailey at the event in her costume, which was also inspired by animals. Former A top chef the host took the fairy-tale aspect of the gala’s theme — “Once Upon a Hulaween: Tales of Horror and Death” — seriously, dressing up in what looked like a wolf from Little Red Riding Hood.

Padma Lakshmi

Padma Lakshmi dresses up as a she-wolf to attend Bette Midler’s annual Hulaween charity event.

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The TV host, who also chaired the event, wore a full-body shaggy jumpsuit, furry ears, a red hooded cape and wolf-inspired make-up.

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In a photo she shared on her Instagram Story, Lakshmi posed with Awkwafina, who stole the show in a Guy Fieri-inspired outfit.

Also on the charity event’s star-studded guest list was TikTok star Mulvaney, 26, who lived up to the fairytale theme in a ribbon-filled Snow White-inspired costume.

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Krishna Lakshmi, Padma Lakshmi and Awkwafina at Bette Midler’s Hulaween Dinner.

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Mulvaney wore a blue velvet corset top, a yellow tutu and lots of red bows. The social media star also swapped her usual blonde locks for a jet-black bob and accessorized with a matching red scarf, clutch and heels.

The princess influencer’s outfit seemed to coordinate with Ms. J, who arrived at the event with Mulvaney dressed as another character from Snow white and seven dwarfs — The evil queen.

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Dylan Mulvaney at Bette Midler’s annual Hulaween party.

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In a video she shared on her Instagram Story, Mulvaney said she had “a lot of fun” but struggled to keep up with New York’s pace at the event.

“I don’t know how you do it,” she said as she prepared to take off her Snow White wig and makeup after the gala.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, who are co-chairing the event with their daughter Lola, attended the event in the couple’s matching Día de Muertos-inspired costume.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos at Bette Midler’s annual Hulaween party.

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Other chairs include Andy Cohen, Bryan Lourd, Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick.

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Midler, 77, spoke to PEOPLE about her longtime involvement with the annual event in October 2020.

“One of the main things we wanted to do was raise awareness of the organization and inspire others across the country to do something similar to the model we’ve established,” she said at the time.

According to the New York Restoration Project’s website, this year’s gala contributed to the organization’s “work to ensure equal access to green spaces for all New Yorkers.”

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