Olivia Culpo poses with 49ers WAGs after her couples Halloween costume with Christian McCaffrey sparked outrage with fans

Olivia Culpo went big this Halloween by teaming up with husband Christian McCaffrey for an epic couples costume.

The model, 32, and the NFL star, 28, dressed up as Dorothy and Hickory, a farmhand otherwise known as the Tin Man, from the beloved 1939 film The Wizard Of Oz.

They wore their outfits to a pre-Halloween party, where Culpo reunited with her fellow 49ers WAGs. 

'We're off to see the wizard !' captioned Culpo, who eagerly shared photos of herself and McCaffrey in their outfits to Instagram.

Fully dressed up, the couple posed in the living room of their California home with their beloved pup Oliver Sprinkles, who played the role of Dorothy's dog Toto.

Culpo opted for a sexier version of Dorothy's classic look.

She modeled a short version of the character's famous blue and white gingham dress.

The Cranston, Rhode Island native would also add a number of little red bows on the classic number and matched it with a white lace top, that she wore off-the-shoulder.

The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue stunner also sported Dorothy's long pigtails and famous red ruby slippers.

Instead of a designer purse, Olivia carried Toto's brown whicker basket.

In the cover photo of Cupo's IG post, the San Francisco 49ers star running back posed with his arm around his wife's waist while dressed in a silver outfit that included the Tin Man's signature oil nozzle hat on his head.

He also had a red heart clock pinned to his chest and a string of daisy flowers. 

McCaffrey added a gray long-sleeve hoodie and gloves to the mix, to help cover up his head, arms and hands, along with white and gray sneakers.

During the party, Culpo posed for photos by the bar with WAGs Kristin Juszczyk, wife of fullback Kyle Juszczyk, Sarah Taylor, wife of wide receiver Trent Taylor, and Claire Kittle, who's married to star tight end George Kittle.

These new Halloween images have created quite the stir amongst some NFL fans who have McCaffrey as a player for their fantasy league team.

Missing the entire 2024 season to date, totaling eight games, due to bilateral Achilles tendonitis, the images of the NFL star having any kind of fun has rubbed some people the wrong way.

Hilariously, the running back walked stiffly, staying in character, for Culpo's TikTok videos, which isn't a stretch since he's been walking with some sort of limp in the wake of the injury. 

'I'm 2-6 in fantasy bc my first overall pick is hurt and dressed like the tin man,' one user commented.

'That was my first pick in fantasy, safe to say I've been depressed for 8 weeks of fantasy game play,' another person wrote.

'CMC is me the last 8 weeks with him on ir,' a third person chimed in, in a referce to McCaffrey's impersonation of the character, that included a blank facial expression. 

The 49ers won this past weekend, raising their record to 4 wins and 4 losses, which is a far cry from the success they had with McCaffrey last season, going 12-4 record with him starting lineup, missing only the final game to rest up for the playoffs.

McCaffrey's father, former NFL receiver Ed McCaffrey, blamed the current injury on him running too hard and too long on the practice field. 

The couple first met on a blind date in June 2019 after a mutual friend set them up, despite Culpo being apprehensive about the date.

However, she was charmed by McCaffrey's kindness and humor, and realized he was the perfect partner for her moving forward. 

Ultimately, Culpo and McCaffrey got engaged in April 2023 and married on June 29, 2024 at the historic Ocean House resort in Watch Hill, Rhode Island.

Directed by Victor Fleming and a screenplay written by Noel Langley, Florence Ryerson, Edgar Allan Woolf who based the story on the novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1900) from L. Frank Baum, The Wizard Of Oz was a critical and commercial hit, grossing $2.9 million at the box office from a $2.8 million budget.

Taken inflation into the equation, the box office receipts have the purchasing power of $67,370,069.78 in 2024.