IT'S spooky season, which means all manner of weird, wild and wacky celebrity Halloween transformations.
From sexy to downright silly, there's no shortage of costume snaps on social media in the build up to October 31.
One Love Island winner has taken inspiration from Greek mythology for her seriously scary makeover.
Turning herself into snake-haired monster Medusa, Paige Turley looked unrecognisable.
The blonde beauty wore a black wig and a golden serpent tiara; she popped some fangs into her mouth and wore white contact lenses to recreate the character's stony stare.
She finished the look with black and gold shimmering lipstick and eye makeup as well as a golden snake choker.
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Paige captioned the shot: "One look at the creature she has become would turn any living thing to stone."
Even her most loyal followers struggled to recognise her.
One exclaimed: "Genuinely thought it was Cardi B."
Another sad: "They eyes are freaky as hell."
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A third wrote: "Wow I love this!"
Earlier this year Paige split from her semi-professional footballer boyfriend Finley Tapp, three years after they won the winter edition of Love Island.
Speaking to Maya Jama on Aftersun in June, Paige said: "We’re still really good friends, we just drifted apart."
While a source told us months before: "Paige and Finn had a really good run, but they are still super young and decided it wasn’t forever in the end.
"Paige is spending some time back in Scotland while she works out what she wants to do next."
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