Actress Alexis Stone changed entirely into the White Lotus character.
The similarities are startling!
On Wednesday, British makeup artist, drag queen, and self-described transformer Alexis Stone stunned everyone by dressing up as Jennifer Coolidge’s Fashionable from The White Lotus and donning a complete Diesel look.
Stone, who is best known for her celebrity makeovers, wore eerily accurate Coolidge clothing. As she walked the red carpet at Diesel’s Milan Fashion Week presentation on Wednesday. Thanks to makeup and prosthetics, Stone underwent a high-fashion makeover. That included the actress’s expressive face features as well as Coolidge’s trademark blonde waves. While walking the red carpet, Stone perfectly captured Coolidge’s persona, giving the actress’ signature pout also even making some facial expressions evocative of Tanya McQuoid from the movie White Lotus.
Stone wore a complete Diesel outfit to the event as well. She donned the brand’s popular 1DR bag, recently released metallic cargo jeans. A matching metallic biker jacket, a shimmering blue top with the Diesel logo, and pointed-toe heels. However, it was clear from the clothing that this was not Coolidge, who is renowned for her elegant, ageless style. Stone captured her appearance in a video that she uploaded to Instagram, set to the White Lotus theme music and McQuoid’s now-famous quote from the programme.
These homosexual people are attempting to kill me, so pity them.
Furthermore, the Coolidge impersonator seated right next to Haley Lu Richardson, who portrayed Tanya’s assistant Portia in the programme. Richardson can’t stop giggling as she poses for pictures with her co-star lookalike in Stone’s Instagram video. The artist’s Instagram video received numerous compliments from the internet, who praised her change.
Former contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race Kerri Colby said, “Evvvverything,” and The Vivienne, another RPDR star, said, “This is the greatest so far! So true to life! X,” “This is insanely correct — my favourite you’ve done so far,” Todrick Hall added. Stone has also taken on the personas of people like Pete Davidson, Dolly Parton, and Mrs. Doubtfire.