Malia and Sasha Obama turned heads in Hollywood on Saturday night, as they arrived in Wild West-inspired costumes for Billie Eilish’s Halloween party.
The former first sisters embraced a fashionable cowboy theme, with 26-year-old Malia standing out in thigh-high black boots, a black cowboy hat, a denim skirt, and a white tank top.
Malia intriguingly accessorized with a fake snake draped around her shoulders, a barbed wire-style temporary tattoo on her upper arm, and a white fabric wrapped around one hand.
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The Harvard graduate and emerging film director opted for a simple hairstyle and was seen with her reddish-tinted hair which often flowed freely as she moved.
23-year-old Sasha on the other hand stood out on the day with a fierce look that included slouchy brown heeled boots, a long leather coat, and a baby blue cropped tee.
Sasha completed the outfit with tan-striped mini shorts, a chunky black belt, and a brown cowboy-style vest.
She also carried a western-inspired brown bag with silver accents on her forearm and wore a beige bandage on her knee.
The Obama sisters kept their makeup minimal to match their casual look and Halloween-themed vibe of their costumes and were seen leaving Hollywood’s exclusive Bird Streets nightclub after party-hopping through the night, as per a Daily Mail report.
Other high-profile guests at the event included Kaia Gerber, The Kid LAROI, Kiernan Shipka, and Finneas, who was present with his girlfriend Claudia Sulewski, according to Just Jared.
Malia and Sasha Obama were also spotted at a Charli XCX concert in Los Angeles last week. Malia wore a gray corset top, a pleated denim skirt, black boots, and a green hoodie, accessorized with a black bag.
Sasha meanwhile stunned in a denim look with black boots, a large black belt, and a red bag.
They joined stars like Troye Sivan, Kesha, Lily-Rose Depp and her girlfriend 070 Shake, and BLACKPINK’s Jennie at an after-party following the concert.
Their Halloween outing took place less than two weeks before the November 5 election, as the Obama family endorsed Democratic candidate Kamala Harris earlier this year.
In July, the Harris campaign released a video featuring a call from former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama expressing their support.
“Kamala!” Obama greeted her, with Michelle adding, “I am proud of you.” President Obama concluded the call, saying, “Michelle and I couldn’t be prouder to endorse you and to do everything we can to get you through this election and into the Oval Office.”
