Glenn Close, 79, shared a moment of amusement with celebrity impersonator Alexis Stone at the New York premiere of "All's Fair" season two on Monday. Stone, whose real name is Elliot Rentz, drew a notable reaction from Close with their uncanny resemblance.
The pair arrived at Highline Studios in identical white blazer dresses featuring layered frayed edges. Both donned black leather gloves and knee-high boots, with Stone completing the look with a blonde wig and drop earrings that mirrored Close's style. The "Fatal Attraction" star expressed surprise at the likeness as they posed for photos together.
This is not the first time Stone has impersonated Close. In 2023, Stone transformed into Close's iconic character Cruella de Vil for the Balenciaga fashion show, utilizing a wig originally made for Close during the production of "101 Dalmatians." That project involved three months of preparation.
Stone has also worked with other stars from "All's Fair." In 2024, Stone created a complex costume for Kim Kardashian, transforming her into an "albino alligator" for Halloween. Kardashian shared details of the transformation, which included extensive makeup and a custom rubber costume.
Stone, a drag artist from Manchester, is known for transforming into various celebrities using self-taught makeup skills. Past impersonations include Adele, Zayn Malik, Macaulay Culkin as Kevin McCallister from "Home Alone," and Meryl Streep's character Miranda Priestly from "The Devil Wears Prada." Stone has reportedly stated that inspirations for these transformations often come from current events or films, and the process can take around 40 minutes.
Stone's work has garnered a significant following, with 836,000 followers on Instagram. Their career has included collaborations with artists like Lady Gaga and work with Italian Vogue.