On October 31, Lizzo paid tribute to Dolly Parton by dressing up like the country icon for Halloween. She shared a video and a post posing like Parton. The veteran singer passed away on August 25 at the age of 80.Lizzo pulled off a white and yellow Parton-inspired body-con jumpsuit with a voluminous blonde wig. She took inspiration from Parton’s 1970s Jolene era for her Halloween look.The American rapper shared a post for the late icon, remembering her collaboration on the song ‘Stairway to Heaven’ in 2023. Lizzo shared that she asked Dolly to acknowledge her signature flute, ‘Sasha Flute,’ in her track, and Dolly went above and beyond by even getting a plaque for that album. The caption of her tribute post reads:“In 2024, when the world turned its back on me, Dolly Parton asked me to play flute on her album. I, of course, said "h*ll yes" and my only ask was that she credit Sasha Flute as well... she not only credited @sashabefluting; we went on to get a plaque for that album. Dolly, you icon, you, thank you for believing in the good of humanity, for seeing our light in the darkness and loving us anyways! From H-Town to Nashville! We will always love you” View this post on Instagram Instagram PostLizzo’s Dolly Parton look came after her Seiko Ayase look for Halloween weekend this year.Dolly Parton died due to cancerThe 9 to 5 vocalist passed away on August 25 at a cancer center in Nashville, Tennessee. Dolly Parton died following her battle with cancer, as revealed by her spokesperson. Parton’s sister, Stella, revealed that the singer never openly shared her health struggles as she didn’t want to worry her fans with negativity.A few weeks before her passing, Parton canceled some of her shows and appearances, including her Las Vegas Residency. The icon was loved for her philanthropy as she donated money for several causes, including medical centres. She even started Dolly’s Imagination Library, which is a book-gifting program.Dolly even allowed medical professionals to try experimental medications on her for future use in research.