![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/revellers-don-their-most-haunted-looks-as-they-hit-pubs-and-clubs-for-halloween-weekend/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/comp-ap-6469-halloween.jpg&description=THE scariest time of the year is here and people across the UK have dusted off their spookiest costumes to kick-start Halloween. From gaming icons Mario and Luigi to skeletons, black cats and some harder-to-guess costumes, there was no shortage of eye-catching looks. This pair in Newcastle had heads turning and rolling on the floor with their skeleton-inspired get upCredit: NNP Hundreds of people hit the bars and clubs in Portsmouth for Halloween drinking funCredit: Paul Jacobs/pictureexclusive.com With mild temperatures in Portsmouth party-goers were able to flash some fleshCredit: Paul Jacobs/pictureexclusive.com With clear skies and a balmy 12 degrees in London overnight, Halloween-goers could bare all without having to shiver through the night. The streets of Soho were busier than usual with some of the spookiest and sexiest costumes seen across the country. One man commented: "The ghouls, ghosts, monsters and creatures are outside tonight" while others have pleaded with people to stay safe. One person wrote on Twitter that there was a rise in people dressing up as clowns so they could "assault" people. She put it simply: "Take whatever steps necessary to keep safe!" Police say there were no major incidents reported overnight but they expect Saturday night to be even busier. In Portsmouth, hundreds of people flooded bars and clubs with one venue ordering 1,000 Smirnoff bottles and 10,000 cans of Red Bull for the ravenous crowds. Alistair Ritchie owner of the Astoria nightclub said Halloween is one of the city's biggest nights of the year. He said: "Halloween is a busy time of year for us, nearly as popular as New Year's Eve." "Over the weekend and Monday night we expect to have 6,000 customers through our events with people buying tickets from all along the south coast." Halloween is officially celebrated on October 31st with ghoulish fun-packed events taking place across the country. Thousands of people filled the streets of Soho in their spookiest and sexiest){kind=link}
THE scariest time of the year is here and people across the UK have dusted off their spookiest costumes to kick-start Halloween.
From gaming icons Mario and Luigi to skeletons, black cats and some harder-to-guess costumes, there was no shortage of eye-catching looks.
With clear skies and a balmy 12 degrees in London overnight, Halloween-goers could bare all without having to shiver through the night.
The streets of Soho were busier than usual with some of the spookiest and sexiest costumes seen across the country.
Some of the amazing costumes to make an appearance included skeletons, devils and even a traffic cone.