Harry Styles dresses as NYC 'Pizza Rat' for Harryween Night 2 at Madison Square Garden

For the first Harryween show on October 30, Harry Styles paid tribute to the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley
Harry Styles celebrated Halloween with two special performances at New York City's Madison Square Garden on October 30 and 31, calling the events 'Harryween' (Screengrab/@TMZ/X, Getty Images)
Harry Styles celebrated Halloween with two special performances at New York City's Madison Square Garden on October 30 and 31, calling the events 'Harryween' (Screengrab/@TMZ/X, Getty Images)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Harry Styles transformed into the viral NYC 'Pizza Rat' for the second Harryween show, following a first-night appearance as Elvis Presley.

The two-night Halloween celebration marked the conclusion of his 30-night Madison Square Garden residency.

Harry Styles pays tribute to Elvis Presley before dressing as a rat for Harryween

Styles, 32, celebrated 'Harryween' on October 30 and 31 as part of his Together, Together tour residency at Madison Square Garden. For the first night, he dressed as Elvis Presley, wearing the legendary singer's signature white pantsuit, complete with a satin-lined cape and gold sunglasses.

Later that evening, Styles changed into the outfit he famously wore during his X Factor audition at the age of 16. He recreated the memorable moment by performing the same audition song, Stevie Wonder's 'Isn't She Lovely'.

For the Halloween celebration on Saturday, October 31, the 'As It Was' singer opted for a rather unusual costume. He appeared on stage dressed as a brown rat, wearing a furry outfit and carrying a large piece of foam pizza.

Harry Styles performs onstage during 'Harryween' Fancy Dress Party at Madison Square Garden on October 31, 2021 in New York City (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for HS)

The look appeared to reference the viral video of a brown rat carrying a slice of pizza down the steps of a New York City subway station. His costume featured pink feet and a long pink tail that trailed behind him as he danced and walked around the stage.

He completed the appearance with black sunglasses. His band members also joined in the Halloween celebrations by dressing up as famous New York City landmarks and things.

Harry Styles brings back Harryween tradition as MSG residency breaks records

'Harryween' has been a familiar tradition for Styles and his fans since 2021, when he first introduced the themed concerts during his Love on Tour. He performed two 'Harryween' shows at Madison Square Garden that year, keeping the set list largely similar to the rest of the tour while making his costumes the main attraction.

For the first night in 2021, Styles dressed as Dorothy Gale from 'The Wizard of Oz', complete with ruby slippers. His band members also dressed as characters from the iconic film. For the second night, he opted for a traditional Halloween-inspired look, wearing an all-white Pierrot clown costume with ruffles and face paint. His bandmates joined him in dressing as clowns.

Styles brought 'Harryween' back in 2022 during a show at the Forum in Inglewood, California. He dressed as Danny Zuko from 'Grease', sporting a pompadour hairstyle, leather jacket and tight black pants. He also wore a T-shirt underneath the jacket featuring a bedazzled 'Harryween' logo.

Harry Styles attends The BRIT Awards 2026 at Co-op Live on February 28, 2026 in Manchester, England (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)

The latest 'Harryween' concerts also marked the end of Styles' 30-night Madison Square Garden residency, surpassing his previous record of 15 consecutive shows. After completing that earlier run in 2022, he received a commemorative banner that was raised to hang from the arena's ceiling. Gayle King marked the achievement during the presentation, bringing Styles to tears.

Earlier this year, the Grammy winner began his worldwide residency tour to perform his latest album, 'Aperture'. Before arriving in New York City, he performed in Amsterdam, London, Mexico and Brazil. He will next head to Australia, with the 'Together, Together' tour set to continue into 2027 with another series of stadium shows around the world.

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