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Kim Kardashian, Kanye, Diddy and Other Celebs Dress Up For Halloween

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Halloween is three days away but celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Diddy have been photographed in crazy costumes.

Kardashian and boyfriend Kanye West attended the Midori Halloween party as a mermaid and sailor. The “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” star went blond for the night thanks to a flowing wig that is rumored to be worth $2,000. According to a spy at the party, Kardashian and West were attached at the hip during the festivities.

“Even though the group was lively throughout the evening – posing for pictures, dancing, ordering bottles of Midori – Kanye stole a couple of sweet moments with Kim,” a source said to People Magazine. “They kissed a few times and he was rubbing her back. At one point, she whispered something in his ear and his face lit up.” According to the source, West loved how Kardashian looked on his arm and had no problem boasting about her. “Kanye kept bragging to his friends about how beautiful Kim looked,” the source added. “And that he loved her as a blonde!” Lala Anthony was also at the Midori party and looked stunning in her black and white kitty cat costume.

Elsewhere, Diddy was spotted at the Playboy Mansion in a Prince costume complete with a wig, eyeliner and purple pants and cape and his girlfriend Cassie dressed up as a sexy Cleopatra. Other celebs caught at the Playboy Mansion include “Basketball Wives LA” star Draya Michelle, who dressed up as a bride on her wedding night, and Russell Simmons who dressed up as a member of Run DMC, his brother’s old hip hop group.

Socialite Paris Hilton was also spotted at the Playboy mansion with an unnamed male companion. Hilton was dressed as a sexy fairy while her friend wore a clichéd Indian costume to the shindig.

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