Julia Fox wears barely-there outfit at PLT fashion event
Julia Fox has outdone herself in the style stakes, wearing one of her most daring looks to date at a pre-New York Fashion Week event.
The actor bared it all as she stepped out on Tuesday for the launch of Naomi X PrettyLittleThing — a collaboration between the fast fashion brand and supermodel Naomi Campbell.
Fox strutted down the New York City streets in a barely-there chain bodysuit and a floor-length black leather trench coat, which she wore slung across her elbows, from Campbell’s collection.
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She completed the head-turning look with black leather boots, matching lipstick and chrome eyeshadow.
The daring outfit certainly made an impression, with one X user simply writing: "This is dope."
Another said: "Julia Fox really be out here with it all hanging out. I’m kinda here for it?? Kinda? Idk."
In February of last year, Julia went viral for her pronunciation of the word 'gems' during a podcast.
When asked if she would consider herself her now ex-partner Kanye West's muse (the pair had a whirlwind romance in early 2022), Julia said: "Yeah a little, maybe. I mean I was Josh Safdie's muse when he wrote Uncut Gems.
"Do you know what I mean? Like things like that. I think people make it seem a little more dramatic than it is.
"It's not like Van Gogh... he just, wants to dress me right now. I think that's kind of what it is."
But listeners were rather distracted, with one person commenting: "When he wrote Uncut GAAAAMMMSSS."
It quickly became a meme, with TikTokers even making remixes out of the clip.
But far beyond that Uncut Gems meme and her relationship with Ye, Fox's polarising style has made her one of this generation's most daring fashion icons.
Some of Fox's past looks include an outfit made entirely of condoms, a seashell micro-bra and head-to-toe latex.
Despite her headline-grabbing ensembles, the star is yet to score an invite to the Met Gala.
"To be honest with you, the Met Gala has never spoken to me – I mean look at who is running it," she said earlier this year.
She continued: "If it was about fashion I'd be there but it's not... it's about politics, privilege, who your parents are and how much money you make."
Regardless, her eye-popping ensembles and unfaltering confidence keep us talking and her influence remains strong. She most recently appeared on the cover of Elle Brazil and when asked who her fashion icon was in a video interview with Elle USA earlier this year, Julia simply replied: "Me."
Iconic, honestly!
Bec Oakes