Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka Are Two of a Kind As Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen on Halloween

Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka pulled off a very convincing Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen Halloween costume for Heidi Klum's annual party. See their twinning moment here.

By emily belfiore Nov 01, 2019 1:06 PMTags
David Burtka, Neil Patrick Harris, Heidi Klums 20th Annual Halloween Party, Best of HalloweenNoam Galai/Getty Images for Heidi Klum

It takes two...to pull off an epic getup on October 31st.

This year, Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka took their Halloween costumes to another level by dressing up as Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen. Sporting long blonde wigs and oversized black dresses, Neil and David transformed themselves into the beloved twins for Heidi Klum's famous annual Halloween party. Not exactly your traditional couple's costume, but the pair totally pulled it off!

To really solidify the look, the parents of two underwent some serious glam. They both opted for a contoured look, a nude lip and false eyelashes to channel the former Full House stars. Neil and David even nailed Mary-Kate and Ashley's red carpet pose perfectly, flashing the cameras a serious smize as the twin duo usually does.

Fans of Neil and David know that they always go all out for Halloween. In fact, this is their second costume for the year. Channeling famous artists throughout history, the How I Met Your Mother alum and the professional chef went as Vincent Van Gogh and Salvador Dali.

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It wouldn't be a Harris-Burtka Halloween without their twins Harper Grace and Gideon Scott. The 9-year-olds joined in on the spooky season fun by dressing up as Frida Khalo and Andy Warhol, respectively.

Neil shared the adorable family costume on his Instagram, along with a collage of the family posing as gallery portraits in their costumes. "Welcome to the 2019 Burtka-Harris Boo-seum of Art," he wrote. "Audio guides are available in the gift shop #happyhalloween." 

Past family costumes have included creepy Haunted Mansion-inspired ghosts, spot-on carnival carnies, old-school Hollywood film legends, and the cast of Star Wars.  

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