North West, 13, engaged in a playful role reversal this Halloween, first dressing up as "Baddies" star Natalie Nunn, 41, and later seeing Nunn reciprocate by dressing as the daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
Earlier in the week, West posted a TikTok showcasing her Nunn-inspired costume, complete with blue hair, heavy makeup, and an "emo" wardrobe. Nunn reposted the video, expressing her delight and promising West an honorary "baddie chain." She followed up by posting an Instagram video of herself dressed as North West, sporting blue hair in ponytails, an "emo" aesthetic, long black nails, and spiky jewelry.
"Uno reverse," Nunn captioned the video, tagging North West, who responded with an "omg" in the comments. Khloe Kardashian also approved of Nunn's costume, leaving a string of blue heart emojis. West's costume for Nunn included a black "Zeus" tank top, leather skirt, and Nunn's "CEO Baddies" silver chain necklace, with West appearing to use a prosthetic chin.
The TikTok videos of West's costume were set to Nunn's music and quotes, prompting enthusiastic reactions from fans who noted the "role reversal." One commenter humorously declared, "NORTH NUNN WEST." Despite speculation from some fans about potential conflict, Nunn's enthusiastic response suggests no ill will.
This year, Kim Kardashian also participated in Halloween costume tributes, famously dressing as her own daughter, North West. Kardashian meticulously replicated her daughter's distinctive style, including the bold blue hair and piercings, capturing West's energy in TikTok-style videos. West has cultivated a unique sense of style from a young age, with Kardashian recalling North's early requests for piercings even before kindergarten.
North West has previously addressed misconceptions about her style, particularly claims that her fashion choices are "demonic." During a livestream with her mother, she clarified that her preference for certain aesthetics, like black grills and piercings, does not reflect her character. She emphasized that her choice to wear an all-white "gothic Lolita outfit" for a performance was intended to convey a message of being "light, not dark," and affirmed her belief in Jesus.