Julia Fox's 'Desperate' and 'Disgusting' Jackie O Halloween Costume Sparks Outrage from Kennedy Family Heir
Jack Schlossberg, the 32-year-old son of Robert F. Kennedy, has come under fire after Julia Fox's rendition of his late grandmother Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis for Halloween. Fox donned a blood-stained pink tweed suit, pillbox hat, and navy handbag to commemorate President John F. Kennedy's assassination in 1963.
Schlossberg has strongly criticized Fox's costume, labeling it "desperate," "disgusting," and "dangerous." He believes that by dressing up as his grandmother covered in blood, Fox is glorifying political violence, which he claims is not a statement but rather attention-seeking behavior.
The Vogue writer added, "I'm sure her late grandmother would agree." Schlossberg's harsh words reflect the family's discomfort with the costume choice.
Fox had previously stated that her intention behind wearing the outfit was to pay tribute to her grandmother's strength and resilience in the face of tragedy. She described Jackie O's decision not to change clothes after being shot as an "act of extraordinary bravery," which Fox claimed was a performance, protest, and mourning all at once.
However, many people have disagreed with Fox's stance on the costume, accusing her of disrespecting the Kennedy family and the victims of political violence. The reaction from social media users has been largely negative, with some labeling the costume as "classless," "distasteful," and "horribly disrespectful."
Despite the backlash, Julia Fox remains unapologetic about her choice of costume. However, it's clear that her rendition of Jackie O has sparked a heated debate, raising questions about the boundaries of fashion and politics.
In the end, it's up to each individual to decide whether Fox's costume was tasteful or thoughtless. One thing is certain: Julia Fox's bold move for Halloween will not soon be forgotten.
Jack Schlossberg, the 32-year-old son of Robert F. Kennedy, has come under fire after Julia Fox's rendition of his late grandmother Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis for Halloween. Fox donned a blood-stained pink tweed suit, pillbox hat, and navy handbag to commemorate President John F. Kennedy's assassination in 1963.
Schlossberg has strongly criticized Fox's costume, labeling it "desperate," "disgusting," and "dangerous." He believes that by dressing up as his grandmother covered in blood, Fox is glorifying political violence, which he claims is not a statement but rather attention-seeking behavior.
The Vogue writer added, "I'm sure her late grandmother would agree." Schlossberg's harsh words reflect the family's discomfort with the costume choice.
Fox had previously stated that her intention behind wearing the outfit was to pay tribute to her grandmother's strength and resilience in the face of tragedy. She described Jackie O's decision not to change clothes after being shot as an "act of extraordinary bravery," which Fox claimed was a performance, protest, and mourning all at once.
However, many people have disagreed with Fox's stance on the costume, accusing her of disrespecting the Kennedy family and the victims of political violence. The reaction from social media users has been largely negative, with some labeling the costume as "classless," "distasteful," and "horribly disrespectful."
Despite the backlash, Julia Fox remains unapologetic about her choice of costume. However, it's clear that her rendition of Jackie O has sparked a heated debate, raising questions about the boundaries of fashion and politics.
In the end, it's up to each individual to decide whether Fox's costume was tasteful or thoughtless. One thing is certain: Julia Fox's bold move for Halloween will not soon be forgotten.
like fox's intentions were good but did she really think through how her family would react to this? anyway, fashion is all about taking risks and expressing yourself, even if it's not everyone's cup of tea. i mean, jackie o's style back in the day was so iconic and bold, maybe fox should've taken some inspiration from that? still, kudos to fox for speaking her mind and doing her own thing 
. I get why it might seem like a bad idea, but at the same time, I think it's kinda clever how she's using fashion as a way to talk about politics and stuff. The fact that Jack Schlossberg is calling her out for it just makes him sound pretty sensitive 
. It's like, yeah okay, your grandma was assassinated and all, but can't we just have a respectful conversation about it instead of getting so upset? I'm still on the fence about whether the costume was tasteful or not 
, but one thing's for sure - Halloween fashion is always gonna be lit 
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It's just a costume party, folks! Julia Fox seemed to understand the context and intention behind her outfit. She was honoring her grandma's strength in the face of tragedy, which is something we can all appreciate 
. Jack Schlossberg needs to chill out a bit - it's not like she was trying to offend the entire nation 
. But at the same time, I also see where Schlossberg is coming from - you don't want your family's name associated with violence or disrespect 
. Maybe we can just agree that Julia Fox had her own take on the costume and move forward? 
I gotta say, I think Julia Fox got roasted by Jack Schlossberg 
. The fact that she was trying to pay tribute to her grandmother's strength and resilience after the assassination just gets lost in his harsh words 
Julia Fox was just trying to make a statement (and she made one 
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. I mean, come on, it's just Halloween! The intention behind Julia Fox's costume was meant to honor her grandmother's strength and resilience, not offend people. I get that the Kennedy family might be uncomfortable with it, but can't they just take the high road? 
It's like, yeah, she was trying to make a point about tragedy and stuff, but maybe didn't think it through 
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. And can we talk about how weird it is that the Kennedy family is acting all high-and-mighty, like they're above getting a laugh out of their own history 
I mean, who wouldn't wanna dress up as the OG Jackie O for Halloween, right? But at the same time, she totally misfires (no pun intended) by implying that Jackie O's decision not to change clothes after being shot was somehow a performance... 
but tbh i can see why the kennedy family would be upset about it 
her intention was to pay tribute to jackie o, which is cool and all, but i think she could've found a more tasteful way to do it 
And Julia Fox's costume was supposed to be a celebration of her grandmother's bravery, not an attention-grabber. It's all just a big mess now... people are calling it classless and disgusting... I don't get why some folks can't just let it go? 
. His grandma would've wanted people to remember her strength and resilience, not be repulsed by some blood-stained outfit 
. Julia Fox was going for a statement, and she got one – all the hate and attention she asked for 
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. Julia Fox's intention was real, she wanted to honor her grandma Jackie O 
. Schlossberg is just mad 'cause he cant get a reaction out of his fam 
but we all see what was really going down - fashion and politics colliding 
Like, what's wrong with paying homage to someone who went through something traumatic? 
Jackie O was an icon, and I think it's awesome that Julia Fox is still talking about it. 
I don't get why the Kennedy family is being so harsh... can't they just let people express themselves a bit more?