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Halsey Completes Her October Impersonations And Suffers Some Backlash!

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Echo Lawrence - October 28, 2024

Halsey closed out her October impersonation series with a final trio of iconic women: Tori Amos, Björk, and "the most impersonated woman in history," Marilyn Monroe. Known for her commitment to artistry and deep appreciation for music legends, Halsey’s Halloween challenge was a tribute to the greats who have shaped music, fashion, and culture.

For her Tori Amos tribute, Halsey embodied the '90s alternative icon’s introspective energy, posing in flowing, bohemian attire reminiscent of Amos’s haunting style.


Moving on to Björk, she channeled the Icelandic artist's unique, avant-garde look, embracing Björk’s whimsical, otherworldly vibe with intricate accessories and ethereal makeup. Each detail in her Björk homage reflected her dedication to honoring the unique personas she took on, showcasing Halsey's bold and theatrical approach to this project.

Finally, Halsey wrapped up her series by transforming into Marilyn Monroe, one of the most impersonated women in history. With platinum blonde curls, classic red lips, and a timeless white dress, Halsey nailed the elegance and allure of Monroe, capturing both the glamour and mystery that made her a cultural icon. Fans praised her for paying homage to such a wide range of trailblazing women throughout October.


However, her month-long challenge wasn’t without controversy. Last week, Halsey faced accusations of blackface after she posted her tribute to Aaliyah, a claim that surprised many, given that Halsey is actually half black.



Fans quickly came to her defense, pointing out her mixed-race background and the respectful nature of her tribute. Halsey herself has been open about her heritage and the complexities of being biracial in the public eye, making the accusation all the more unexpected.



Despite the backlash, Halsey’s impersonation series was largely celebrated as a thoughtful homage to women who have made indelible marks on music and culture. Through her portrayals, she offered a fresh look at these icons, blending her admiration with a modern twist, and ending the month with a nod to timeless elegance through her Marilyn Monroe tribute.


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