The UCLA Bruins are soaring this season, undefeated under head coach Bob Chesney and looking like a legitimate College Football Playoff contender in the Big Ten. But off the field, it's the cheer squad that's stealing the spotlight—especially one standout member whose Halloween look has the internet buzzing.
Kelsey Lowder, a UCLA cheerleader, posted her 2026 Halloween costume photos, and they've taken social media by storm. Dressed as a Victoria's Secret model, she brought a touch of runway glam to the spooky season, and fans couldn't get enough.
“Fell straight from the sky into my stunt group,” one fan commented, playing off her angelic ensemble. Another wrote, “babe wake up kelsey just posted her halloweekend fits,” while a third admitted, “I’m about to act up.” The reactions kept coming: “Stunning!” and, with a laugh, “I have nothing appropriate to say.”
Lowder's viral moment adds to a growing list of athletes and personalities making waves with their Halloween creativity. From Paige Spiranac's video that racked up millions of views to Barstool's Hannah Montoya channeling Britney Spears, the holiday has become a playground for sports figures to show off their fun side. Even Cowboys cheerleaders skipped the party for early game prep, showing the dedication behind the glamour.
But Lowder's post stands out for its sheer wow factor. The UCLA cheerleader's costume wasn't just a nod to the iconic brand—it was a full transformation that had fans double-taking and hitting the like button in droves.
The Bruins' cheer squad has clearly been enjoying the ride as the football team keeps winning. With the season rolling along, moments like these give fans a glimpse of the personality and energy that fuel the game-day atmosphere.
As Halloween wraps up, Lowder's post is a reminder that sometimes the best plays happen off the field. Whether she's flipping in the air during a timeout or stunning in a costume, she's proving to be a fan favorite.
So here's to Kelsey Lowder, whose “halloweekend” fits have officially gone viral—and to the Bruins, who are having a season to remember both on and off the field.
