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Imitator (Noun)

Someone who (fraudulently) assumes the appearance of another.

Nouns denoting people.

The con artist was a skilled imitator of celebrities and politicians, able to fool even the most discerning fans with his impressions.
Police were on the lookout for an imitator who had been impersonating a famous musician, selling fake autographs to unsuspecting fans.
The pop star was concerned about an imitator who had been performing sold-out shows, using her name and music to deceive audiences.
The detective was tasked with tracking down an imitator who had been posing as a wealthy business owner, swindling investors out of millions.
A former impersonator turned himself in to the authorities, confessing to years of posing as a prominent dignitary and accepting honors and accolades under false pretenses.

Someone who copies the words or behavior of another.

Nouns denoting people.

She was a notorious imitator of famous celebrities, often dressing up like her favorite stars for attention.
In his quest for fame, he became an imitator of a famous rapper, mimicking his style and lyrics in his own songs.
The imitator of the famous actor was surprisingly convincing, fooling many fans at the movie premiere.
The court case involved a man who was an imitator of a well-known brand, selling counterfeit products online.
As a young comedian, he was accused of being an imitator of a more established performer, rather than having a unique style.