Chlöe Bailey’s Jessica Rabbit Costume Is the Most Accurate I’ve Seen In Years—See the Photos

If Disney has plans to reboot 1988’s Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, I do know precisely who they need to forged as Jessica Rabbit: Chlöe Bailey.

Bailey paid homage to the animated spouse of the titular Roger Rabbit for Halloween, and her recreation is likely one of the most trustworthy I’ve seen in a very long time. (Bear in mind Heidi Klum’s surrealist, ultra-exaggerated version at her 2015 Halloween social gathering? As a result of I do.) As a substitute of leaning into the cartoon of all of it, Bailey went full glamour lady along with her look and it’s perfection.

We gotta begin with the hair, as Jessica Rabbit’s red hair is central to her character’s iconic look. Bailey wore a shiny auburn wig parted deeply to 1 facet for the eye-obscuring, Veronica Lake-inspired model Jessica Rabbit is understood for, with the mid-lengths styled in unfastened Outdated Hollywood waves. Jessica’s brows are tweezer-thin with an impossibly excessive arch, and Bailey sculpted her brows into an analogous form, probably by masking up her precise brows and drawing on a Jessica-style set or obscuring half of her forehead. (Oh, the magic of make-up!) The singer and actor wore the identical pale purple eye shadow because the animated vixen, brushed all the way in which as much as the bottom of her forehead and outlined with a stroke of black eyeliner, and he or she completed off her glam with contoured cheeks and a super-shiny, glistening red lip.

The costume itself was additionally hyper-accurate, with Bailey carrying a strapless pink sequined gown with a sweetheart neckline and hip-high slit, styled with elbow-length purple gloves. In a single photograph, Bailey poses with a retro-style microphone in hand, as if she’s prepared to interrupt into Jessica Rabbit’s “Why Do not You Do Proper?” at any minute.

Bailey really teased this costume thought again in the summertime, when she posed in a special strapless pink gown and Y2K-style spiky bun and requested her Instagram followers if she must be Jessica Rabbit for Halloween. Clearly, the reply was a convincing “Sure please!”