Chantelle Heskey and Natalia Zoppa were among the stars kicking off the Halloween celebrations early over the weekend. 

The WAG, 40, and the Love Island star, 24, looked in high spirits as they put a sexy spin on their costumes while heading to a party at Victoria Warehouse in Manchester on Sunday. 

Chantelle - who is the wife of former England player Emile Heskey -  wowed in a sheer catsuit that showcased her incredible figure. 

The garment flashed her black bralette and briefs and clung to her hourglass curves. 

Putting a spooky spin on the sexy ensemble, Chantelle donned a pair of ghoulish contact lenses and accessorised with a silver choker.  

Natalia also looked sensational for the outing as she slipped into a lace corset that she paired a tulle tutu and boots. 

Drawing attention to her plump pout with blood red lipstick she put on a scary spin by adding vampire fangs. 

Natalia hit the headlines over the summer when she was spotted on a night out with Marcus Rashford, following the footballer's split from childhood sweetheart fiancée Lucia Loi.

The duo reportedly met the month before at Post Malone's concert in Manchester, where they were seen 'getting friendly.' 

She also caused a stir earlier in the year when she attended Chris Brown's show and was grabbed by the neck on stage.  

Chris was heavily criticised for holding the reality star by the throat as part of his 'serenade' a fan on stage.

The artist, who famously assaulted his then girlfriend Rhianna in 2009, faced a backlash over the performance after straddling Natalia and grabbing her around the neck. 

The US musician regularly picks a fan out of the crowd at his shows and performs provocative dance moves on them as part of a routine.

The R&B star performed said routine as he sang the track Take You Down, holding Natalia's hand, kissing her neck and thrusting his hips as he straddled the TV star, who sat on a chair in the middle of the stage.

Despite the outrage his actions caused, Natalia defended the controversial US rapper, saying 'I loved every minute of it.'

She insisted she was 'happy' to be involved despite critics claiming he was sexualising violence and displaying 'controlling behaviour'.

She told MailOnline: 'Why are people assuming the worst? It's actually annoying. I loved every minute of it.'

She added: 'I've seen previous dances he's done, and I knew what the routine was. I was more than happy to participate.'

Defending the way Brown touched her, she insisted: 'He barely even grabbed me.'