Jeffrey Roberts’ Jennifer Coolidge Drag Impersonation Steals the Show at Milan Fashion Week

Jennifer Coolidge has always been known for her scene-stealing roles, from playing the bubbly Paulette in “Legally Blonde” to the sultry Stifler’s Mom in “American Pie.” But at Milan Fashion Week, it was her drag impersonator who took center stage.

The impersonator, whose real name is Jeffrey Roberts, wowed audiences at the Moschino show on Feb. 22, where he strutted down the runway in a stunning pink gown, blonde wig, and oversized sunglasses. Roberts’ impression of Coolidge was spot-on, from her signature drawl to her exaggerated facial expressions.

But it wasn’t just the impersonation that impressed the crowd – it was Roberts’ confidence and charisma on the runway. Despite being a relative unknown, he commanded the attention of the audience and stole the show from the models and the clothes.

Roberts’ performance was a testament to the power of drag as a form of art and self-expression. Drag has always been about pushing boundaries and challenging norms, and Roberts’ portrayal of Jennifer Coolidge was no exception.

The Moschino show itself was a spectacle, with creative director Jeremy Scott presenting a collection inspired by Disney’s “Fantasia.” The clothes were whimsical and playful, with bold prints and bright colors. But it was Roberts’ performance that left the biggest impression on the audience.

The drag community has long been a source of inspiration for fashion designers, and it’s not hard to see why. Drag performers have a fearless approach to fashion, and their ability to transform themselves into completely different personas is nothing short of artistry.

Jeffrey Roberts’ Jennifer Coolidge impersonation may have been the star of Milan Fashion Week, but it’s clear that the power of drag will continue to inspire and captivate the fashion world for years to come.