Photography Amelia KarlsenFashionTop TenTinaween's top 10 'Space Oddity' costumesHalloween goes out of this world as spaceship chic lands at London's Metropolis – featuring Na'vi, cyberpunks and (of course) Ziggy StardustShareLink copied ✔️November 5, 2014FashionTop TenTextBelle JonesPhotographyAmelia KarlsenTinaween 201428 Imagesview more + Bowie and his Spiders from Mars can move over. Dress code "Space Oddity", this Halloween London's coolest crowd lathered on the body paint and crash-landed at London's Metropolis strip club, like an invasion of sexy, otherworldly beings. Guests fixed their wigs at the Bleach London beach upstairs (sand and stripper heels proving a dangerous combination for some), while on the lower floors they pole danced to the sweet sounds of Geri Halliwell, surrounded by inflatable aliens. Mixing fetishwear with a whole lotta lurex, this year's costumes saw a space-age Spongebob complete with a silver bodysuit, "Oops I Did It Again" video Britney, and even a sexy R2-D2. One thing's for sure, Metropolis will be cleaning the glitter off the floor for weeks. See who made our top 10 best costumes below: Katie Shillingford and a very glittery Elizabeth Fraser-BellPhotography Amelia KarlsenCyberpunk goth vibes with Julia Hackel and Ben TomsPhotography Amelia KarlsenMatt Carroll as a fantastic fembotPhotography Amelia KarlsenAlien chic with Tessa EdwardsPhotography Amelia KarlsenSomeone had to do it! Thomas de Kluyver as David BowiePhotography Amelia KarlsenAlice Kirkpatrick, Isamaya Ffrench (giving her best impression of a rasta alien) and friendPhotography Amelia KarlsenPulp fiction turned space age – Saorla Houston and Mischa SmithPhotography Amelia KarlsenLouis Ghewy as a blue-skinned Na'viPhotography Amelia KarlsenThe Bleach London gangPhotography Amelia KarlsenGary Card gives his best Alien lookPhotography Amelia Karlsen