Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin have recently revealed their first Halloween 2024 look, and fans can’t stop swooning over it. The pair, who tied the knot last year, have continued to melt hearts with their couple goals dynamic. In fact, Sprouse was recently all over the internet after he supported his wife at the 2024 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show during her runway walk. Now, Mr. and Mrs. Sprouse are stealing the show once again with their The Phantom of the Opera looks for Halloween.
Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin as The Phantom of the Opera characters
For Halloween 2024, Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin dressed as The Phantom of the Opera characters — Erik, the Phantom of the Opera, and Christine Daaé. In the 2004 film adaptation, the roles are played by Gerard Butler and Emmy Rossum. Palvin looked ethereal in a dramatic floor-length white gown. It also featured a corset-like bodice and off-the-shoulder sleeves that went around her arm.
Palvin continued to add delicate details to her ensemble as she wore a pearl headband on her curled hair. The model completed the look with pointed star-shaped drop earrings and white pumps adorned with a bow. Meanwhile, Palvin’s husband, Dylan Sprouse, looked dapper in a tailored suit worn above a white shirt and paired the ensemble with a dramatic cape robe. The former Disney star completed the Phantom look with a white mask.
The Victoria’s Secret model took to her Instagram to share a series of photos from the couple’s Halloween celebration. Palvin captioned the post, “In Sleep He Sang to Me.” She also tagged Sprouse and wrote, “my forever Phantom.” As expected, the power duo’s iconic look was quick to garner attention on the platform, racking up over a million likes.
Fans couldn’t help but swoon over Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Plavin’s Halloween 2024 looks in the comments section, with one user calling them “historical monuments.” Meanwhile, another commenter gushed, “This costume was the best of all. Mr and Mrs Sprouse were divine.”
Originally reported by Shriya Swami on Mandatory.