Halle Bailey Channels Halle Berry's Iconic Bond Girl Bikini For Halloween

Halle Berry's iconic film looks were fresh in the minds of celebrities this Halloween, with Halle Bailey leading the charge in paying tribute to the Oscar-winning actress!

The 24-year-old singer and actress took to Instagram, sharing sizzling snaps of herself channeling Berry's Bond girl character, Jinx, from the 2002 film "Die Another Day."

Fans celebrated Bailey's tribute, and Berry herself showed her admiration, writing, "Awe ...my girl did that! What a huge compliment! Love you angel."

This homage to Berry's memorable on-screen moment has sparked excitement online, with fans and fellow celebrities praising Bailey's costume.

Bailey's costume, inspired by Berry's character Jinx in the Bond franchise's 20th installment, immediately captured the attention of fans. Her snaps on Instagram showed her in a strikingly similar outfit to Berry's, with an orange bikini, white belt, and knife at her side -- an outfit that became instantly iconic in 2002.

Bailey captioned her post simply with "Halloween 2024," letting the tribute speak for itself. Berry's Bond girl role as Jinx represented a powerful, bold character in the Bond universe, and Bailey embodied this aura with ease.

Fans of both actresses were quick to voice their approval in the comments, expressing excitement over the clever play on their shared name and Bailey's on-point re-creation of the scene.

"Halle as Halle?? Checking that off my 2024 bingo card," one fan wrote, while another added, "The costume we needed."

The enthusiasm only grew as Berry herself added her own stamp of approval on Bailey's look.

Berry's portrayal of Jinx in Die Another Day has remained a celebrated Bond moment, partly due to the unforgettable entrance scene where she emerges from the ocean wearing her famous orange bikini. This look, which paid homage to the original Bond girl Ursula Andress' beach moment, required extensive preparation.

In a 2021 interview with Vogue, Berry reflected on the efforts involved: "We tried on so many bathing suits. So many bikinis and so many belts."

Berry's portrayal of Bond Girl was a testament to her versatility as an actress. The character Jinx was fierce and glamorous, a blend of strength and allure that resonated with audiences. Bailey's Halloween tribute serves as a reminder of the impact Berry has had on the world of film and fashion.

Bailey's tribute may have ignited a wave of Berry-inspired Halloween costumes among other celebrities. Singer Tyla, for example, recreated Berry's look as Sharon Stone in the 1994 live-action adaptation of "The Flintstones." She donned an animal print dress similar to Berry's in the film, adding a modern twist to the look while retaining the character's original charm. Tyla captioned her photos with a playful line that resonated with fans: "Well I've been a very bad girl, but you have to admit… I was very verrrrry good at it."

Rapper Coi Leray also joined the Berry tribute by channeling Berry's character from the 2004 film "Catwoman." Though the film faced criticism, Berry's portrayal of the titular character remains visually iconic, especially the sleek black leather catsuit. Leray embraced the bold look, taking to social media to share photos that drew admiration from fans.

Berry's Bond girl persona and other characters have become timeless moments in pop culture, often referenced in tributes and homages. Despite mixed reviews for some films like "Catwoman," Berry's daring choices continue to resonate with audiences. Her portrayal of Jinx in "Die Another Day" marked a powerful moment for Bond women, adding depth and complexity to the role of the Bond girl.

Bailey's re-creation demonstrates how Berry's contributions to cinema have inspired a new generation of stars, both in their careers and personal expression.