Beyoncé transforms into Pamela Anderson with epic ‘Beywatch’ Halloween costume

Halloween isn’t over until Beyoncé says so.

On Tuesday, the Grammy-winning artist, 43, kept the holiday festivities going on social media by posting a series of Pamela Anderson-themed costumes.

“BEYWATCH,” she cleverly captioned a video showing off her various Anderson-inspired looks while singing her hit song “Bodyguard,” including, of course, her most iconic roles.

Indeed, the A-lister re-created an iconic fashion moment from the popular 1989 film “Baywatch”: the cheeky red one-piece swimsuit, with her version reading “BEYWATCH” on the front.

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In some of the images, B got into character with a lifeguard whistle around her neck as she held a rescue tube.

Her next ensemble paid homage to Anderson’s role as Barbara in the 1996 movie “Barb Wire.” The mom of three channeled the character in a sultry black dress with a plunging neckline, leather over-the-knee boots and long black mesh gloves.

She encouraged her followers to participate in election day by holding up a small “Vote” sign in one picture.

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Last but not least, Bey’s final costume was a remake of Pamela Anderson’s buzzed-about 1999 MTV Video Music Awards look — but with a special jab at fans, and herself.

For her take on the outfit, the “Texas Hold ‘Em” singer is clad in a fluffy pink hat, form-fitting corset top and sequin leggings that nailed the early aughts look from head to toe.

She even posed in front of a near-identical blue MTV backdrop, however, the Cécred haircare founder swapped in a hilarious “No Visual Awards” step-and-repeat, referencing the ire of her fans for not releasing any music videos for the “Renaissance” and “Cowboy Carter” albums.

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While she absolutely won Halloween after the fact with these three spot-on looks, the superstar actually had two previous costumes last week.

The Sir Davis founder paid homage to both Prince in multiple skin-baring looks as well.

It’s safe to say Beyoncé’s looks are always worth the wait.