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Celebrities988 Archivesknown for going all out when it comes to their Halloween costumes, and Rita Ora just proved she's no exception.

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The pop star turned up to the KISS Haunted House party in London on Friday dressed as Post Malone, and her resemblance to the rapper is astounding.

I mean, just look at these pictures!

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Is that you, Rita? Credit: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images Seriously, this look is uncanny. Credit: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images So good! Credit: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images

From the face tattoos and facial hair, to the wardrobe and, ahem, "accessories," Ora completely nailed her Post Malone look.

Step aside Heidi Klum, a new queen of Halloween costumes has been crowned!

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