Lori Harvey Breaks the Internet With Her Beyoncé Costume
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She not only recreated one of Bey's outfits but one of her music videos, too.
Lori Harvey, a successful model, founder of the skincare company SKN by LH, and the adoptive daughter of Family Feud host Steve Harvey, just won Halloween with her amazing costume.
The 25-year-old decided to go back to 2003 by dressing up as music icon Beyoncé from the music video of her song "Me, Myself and I," posting the look on Instagram.
In the music video, there's a part during which the footage is reversed, showing Beyoncé in a green and white gown, gloves, and a white fur shawl walking in a parking garage.
Harvey replicated not just the outfit but also the video clip, perfectly portraying the young Beyoncé in the music video.
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She also recreated another part of the video in which Beyoncé wears an off-the-shoulder black dress and crawls across the floor in front of a couch, which she posted on Instagram as well.
Everyone absolutely loved the spot-on costume. Kim Kardashian commented a fire emoji on the post, while actress Ryan Destiny wrote, "I meannnn absolutely!😍."
"Okkkkkkk😍😍😍😍," commented La La Anthony.
Singer Justine Skye wrote, "Waiiiitt you went crazy."
Harvey's mom, Marjorie Harvey, also left a supportive comment on Harvey's Instagram update, three fire emojis.
The comments continued, with celebs like Kylie Jenner, Winnie Harlow, and SZA among those who left appreciative replies.
Meanwhile, fans did not hold back with their compliments, with many comments along the lines of "She is taking itttt🔥🔥🔥" or "Lori chiiiillllllll 😩 Ate this tf up 🔥🔥🔥."
The response was even stronger on Twitter.
One person wrote about the Halloween look, "lori harvey always clicked up for me but her Beyoncé cosplay cemented a permanent spot in my heart. she’s an icon in this household."
Another person simply said, "lori harvey the woman that you are."
Clearly, she's set the bar incredibly high for next year.
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