Mariah Carey dresses up as Regina George from “Mean Girls' for her second Halloween costume.Photo:Mariah Carey/ Instagram; Paramount Pictures
Mariah Carey/ Instagram; Paramount Pictures
Mariah Careyis still in the Halloween spirit!
She debuted the look in anInstagram videoalongside the caption, “whatever I’m getting cheese fries#notyet.” The clip had Blondie’s “One Way Or Another” playing in the background, along with an animated graphic that read, “That’s so fetch.”
The singer’s fans were quick to make additional references to the iconic 2004 film in the comment section. One fan wrote, “This one time I saw Mariah wearing high heels and a gown to the pool… soo I wore high heels and a gown to the pool.” Another fan left a comment that read, “One time Mariah punched me in the face. It was awesome!”
Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Seyfried, Lacey Chabert, and Rachel McAdams in “Mean Girls”.CBS via Getty Images
Fans also complimented Carey’s love of the holiday season. One social media user wrote, “OK, so first queen of Christmas and now queen of Halloween!!!”
The music icon dressed up in festive attire to star in the campaign alongside her 12-year-old twins,Moroccan and Monroe, with whom she shares with her ex-husbandNick Cannon. Sheraved about her love for Christmaswhile chatting about the campaign exclusively with PEOPLE.
Mariah Carey’s first Halloween outfit of 2023.Mariah Carey/Instagram
Mariah Carey/Instagram
“The Children’s Place is a household name, and it truly dominates the children’s apparel space, so I’ve always been a fan of theirs,” she said. “Secondly, I’m just someone who absolutely loves the holidays. I mean, that’s obvious, but I really do love holidays, specificallyChristmas.”
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The “All I Want for Christmas Is You” singer will be showcasing her love for the holidays while out onthe Merry Christmas One and All! tour. The 13-date tour starts on Nov. 15 in Highland, California, and has stops in major cities that include Los Angeles and Chicago.
source: people.com
