Harry Styles Channels Elvis Presley at Madison Square Garden with Riley Keough and Zoë Kravitz in the Crowd

Harry Styles channeled Elvis Presley at New York’s Madison Square Garden, taking the stage in the King’s iconic white pantsuit, complete with a satin-lined cape and gold sunglasses. The headline-grabbing look kicked off night one of his two-night Harryween event, which marks the finale of his massive 30-show residency at the venue.

The tribute carried extra weight thanks to a notable face in the audience: Presley’s granddaughter, actress Riley Keough, was captured filming the set on her phone alongside Styles’ fiancé, Zoë Kravitz.

Kravitz fully embraced the holiday spirit from the floor, dressing as a devil complete with red horns, tights, a matching jacket, and a skirt.

Inside the Oct. 30 Performance at Madison Square Garden

While the Elvis Presley transformation dominated the opening moments, Styles had a major curveball prepared for longtime followers.

Later during the first night, the 32-year-old singer swapped out the rock legend attire for a recreation of the exact outfit he wore at age 16 for his X Factor audition. Taking the audience back to where his career launched, he delivered a live cover of Stevie Wonder’s “Isn’t She Lovely.”

Harry Styles at Madison Square Garden on October 30

Many fans assume celebrity Halloween concerts rely on simple, off-the-rack gimmicks. The reality is that the Harry Styles Harryween tradition operates as an elaborate, immersive production where bandmates coordinate themed ensembles and setlists match the narrative.

Harryween shows are all about dressing up, getting down to party, and committing completely to the bit.

The Evolution of Harryween Themes

The annual event began in 2021 when Styles first brought the concept to Madison Square Garden during his Love on Tour run. Over the years, the stage has seen everything from classic cinema to high-concept clowning.

Harry Styles at Madison Square Garden on October 30

A Track Record of Unforgettable Ensembles

During the inaugural 2021 shows, Styles hit the stage on night one dressed as Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz, complete with a blue-and-white checked minidress, bloomers, red tights, and ruby red heels. His band joined in as the remaining characters from the story.

Night two shifted gears entirely when Styles appeared in an all-white Pierrot clown costume featuring ruffles and subtle makeup, while his band wore coordinated metallic pastels.

In 2022, Styles transported the celebration to Los Angeles. For that show, he transformed into Danny Zuko from Grease in a custom all-black Gucci leather ensemble featuring a bedazzled “Harryween” shirt.

Fresh Music Video Drop Sets the Tone

The high-energy Madison Square Garden shows arrive directly after the release of Styles’ latest music video for his song “Coming Up Roses,” which debuted on Oct. 26.

The video showcases the Grammy winner inside an old-fashioned dance hall dressed in a gray pinstripe suit. Throughout the video, he waltzes with a sequence of partners—including a bride, an older woman, a distressed pregnant woman, and an injured man in a neck brace who comforts him with a kiss to the head.

The visual wraps up with Styles watching an erratic solo dance routine before sitting alone in the emptied venue, quietly finishing a cookie.

💬 Styles continues to treat his arena residencies as dynamic stages for fashion, theatrical surprises, and pop culture deep-cuts.

✨ With Riley Keough witnessing the Elvis look in person, this set ranks among the most memorable Halloween performances at the Garden.

👇 Which Harryween costume has been your favorite so far? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!