The rapper’s Las Vegas celebration opened with a theatrical reveal built around a transforming pumpkin skirt.
Megan Thee Stallion brought a Cirque du Soleil collaboration to Hottieween in Las Vegas, wearing a custom costume made by 23 artists over more than 700 hours. Her October 30 party at Zouk Nightclub placed the reveal inside a circus-themed celebration.
The look began with an oversized origami-style pumpkin skirt that came apart to reveal another layer of the costume. Dozens of magnets helped the skirt separate into four sections, CNN reported.
Creative director Gabriel Dubé-Dupuis and costume designer Miodrag “Mio” Guberinic guided the look. Their work turned a Halloween outfit into a staged transformation designed for Megan’s entrance.
Before the reveal, a four-minute Cirque du Soleil performance choreographed by Tiffany Baker opened the evening, as InMusic detailed. The production included contortion, giving the night’s circus concept a live performance component as well as a visual one.
Hottieween has become an annual Halloween event for the Houston rapper, and the 2026 edition moved the party to Resorts World Las Vegas. The party also included an appearance by DJ Uncle Waffles, with some proceeds benefiting Megan’s Pete & Thomas Foundation.
The detailed construction gave Megan a way to change the silhouette of the outfit during the event rather than wear a single fixed look. From the first pumpkin-shaped layer to the reveal underneath, the costume brought the night’s circus theme directly onto the stage.


































