Megan Moroney Stuns Fans With Perfect Dolly Parton-Inspired Halloween Look

“What would Dolly Parton do?” That’s the question country star Megan Moroney asked herself this Halloween — and her answer broke the internet.

 

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Moroney wowed fans with her spot-on recreation of Dolly Parton’s iconic 1978 Playboy cover, channeling every bit of the country legend’s glamour and charm. She nailed the details — from the strapless corset teddy and bunny ears to the bowtie and feathered heels. She even included the same slightly creepy Easter Bunny prop that appeared in Dolly’s original shoot.

To complete the throwback, Megan added a vintage-style filter that gave her photos a perfectly authentic ’70s vibe.

The results? Internet chaos — in the best way. Fans flooded her comments with praise, and even country stars couldn’t resist joining in. Kenny Chesney joked, “We could have gone as Kenny and Dolly,” while Logan Crosby simply wrote, “U icon u.” Within hours, the post had hundreds of thousands of likes, with fans calling the look “legendary” and “so Dolly.”

 Honoring a Country Legend

Dolly Parton’s original Playboy cover debuted in October 1978, marking 47 years since she became the first country artist to ever appear on the magazine’s cover — and she did it on her own terms.

“I would never do nudity,” Dolly once explained. “That just wasn’t me. It was a fun thing to do, another way to market myself and reach the mainstream.”

In 2021, Dolly famously recreated the look at age 75 to surprise her husband, Carl Dean, for his birthday — wearing bunny ears, a corset, gloves, and that signature smile. “He still thinks I’m a hot chick after 57 years,” she laughed. “And I’m not gonna talk him out of that.”

 A Look That Never Goes Out of Style

By paying tribute to Dolly’s bold and playful spirit, Megan Moroney proved that true icons — and their fashion moments — never fade. Her 2025 Halloween look wasn’t just a costume; it was a love letter to a legend who continues to inspire new generations of country artists to shine bright, sparkle louder, and always do things their way.