Jack Schlossberg, grandson of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, publicly criticized actress Julia Fox’s Halloween costume depicting the former First Lady. Schlossberg’s remarks, made on his Instagram story, referred to Fox’s portrayal of Jackie Kennedy wearing the iconic pink suit stained with blood from the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Schlossberg reportedly used strong language to describe the costume, calling it “disgusting” and “desperate.” He included a photo of Fox’s costume in his Instagram story post. The post has since been viewed and shared widely across social media platforms, sparking a significant debate about cultural sensitivity and the appropriateness of recreating such a historically sensitive moment.

Julia Fox, known for her role in the film *Uncut Gems*, posted images of her costume on her own Instagram account earlier in the week. The costume recreated the outfit Jackie Kennedy wore on November 22, 1963, immediately after President Kennedy was shot in Dallas, Texas. The pink suit, which became a symbol of resilience and mourning, was notably worn by Kennedy throughout the day despite the tragedy.

The backlash to Fox's costume choice extends beyond Schlossberg's comments. Many social media users have expressed their disapproval, citing the costume as disrespectful to the memory of President Kennedy and the profound grief experienced by the nation at the time. The incident has reignited discussions about the boundaries of Halloween costumes and the potential for cultural insensitivity when recreating historical events, particularly those involving tragedy and national mourning.