One person wrote, “This is despicable. What is wrong with someone who does this? No respect.” Another critic said, “Girl, what? This is disturbing.
Poor taste @juliafox.” Several others echoed similar thoughts, expressing outrage that a woman would adopt such imagery and make light of such an emotionally intense and painful chapter of American history.
“Jackie witnessed her husband’s assassination,” one comment read. “And to see her reaction afterward was heartbreaking. This was a tacky and disgusting choice.”
Another simply commented: “So inappropriate,” while others described the costume as “a mockery of a tragedy.”
Yet, amidst the backlash, there were defenders of Fox’s artistic expression. “Oh please. Nothing wrong with this. Seen this many times over the years.
It’s been 62 years,” one person wrote. Another added: “Controversial maybe, but this costume is so good.” A third comment read:
“I don’t care for her at all. But this is awesome. It’s just a costume.” Some viewers felt that Fox was making a statement about the resilience of Jacqueline Kennedy, rather than mocking the event.Continue reading…
