Inside the Twisted 'Severance' Halloween Party Where Paris Hilton, Orlando Bloom, and More 'Erased' Their Memories for the Night

Forget haunted houses and basic costume contests, because Hollywood's elite just experienced a Halloween so exclusive and bizarre, it's already the stuff of legend. The hottest ticket in Los Angeles this past Friday night wasn't a premiere or an awards show, but a mind-bending, immersive party hosted by social power-players Vas J Morgan and Michael Braun, who transported A-listers directly into the chilling world of the hit TV show, Severance.

The guest list was a jaw-dropping roll call of the industry's biggest names. Imagine a room filled with the likes of Paris Hilton, Orlando Bloom, Camila Cabello, Ashley Benson, and Ryan Phillippe all mingling under one roof. The star power was blinding, with Emma Roberts, Joey King, Kaia Gerber, Kiernan Shipka, Chace Crawford, and Tiffany Haddish also seen navigating the surreal event. It was, without a doubt, the most sought-after invitation of the spooky season.

But what made this party truly unforgettable was its commitment to the creepy Severance theme. A stunningly accurate replica of the show's sterile 'Lumon Industries' set was built for the occasion. Upon entering, guests were encouraged to do the unthinkable: 'sever' themselves. In a brilliant twist, attendees were asked to leave their 'outie' selves—and all the baggage of fame, work, and reality—at the door. For one night, they could become their 'innie,' a carefree version of themselves with no memory of the outside world, free to simply enjoy the party.

Of course, a party this grand was fueled by top-tier sponsors. Guests indulged in delicious Raising Cane's chicken fingers, provided courtesy of the company's founder, Todd Graves himself. The libations were flowing thanks to specialty cocktails from Melquiades Tequila, while the entire high-concept affair was supported by Jas Mathur's Limitless and Lucy Guo's Passes.

By creating an experience rather than just a party, Morgan and Braun have set a new bar for celebrity events. It was a night of pure escapism where stars could literally check their troubles at the door, proving that the most terrifyingly good time in Hollywood is one where you can forget who you are.