Julia Fox has made a career of wearing bizarre nearly naked outfits to shock people.
On Thursday evening, the Uncut Gems star did just that as she made another bold outfit choice attending Sotheby’s Celebrates Visions of America event with the CFDA in New York City.
However, Fox not only braved the cold in a scantily-clad bizarre bridal-themed look with her G-String on show, but also braved a fashion critique from American Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who was also in attendance.
Although the pair were not pictured together, Fox, 33, was hard to miss in her outrageous attire.
Fox’s wedding attire featured a ruffle that looked like it was cut from a petticoat, that also helped to cover her breasts.
Above that, she wore a cropped, white, sleeveless mock turtleneck.
Julia Fox has made a career of wearing bizarre nearly naked outfits to shock people
Her white skirt was pulled down to mid-thigh, fully exposing her black G-string.
White lace fingerless gloves and a sheer, head-covering veil completed her sartorial statement.
Her eye makeup was done in her typically dramatic way with eerie, ethereal white eyeshadow.
While Fox did not pose with Wintour – she did rub shoulders with model and pH๏τographer Richie Shazam, who has appeared in Vogue.
Fox discussed her edgy sense of style with The Cut in 2022, saying, ‘My publicity team was] like, “Oh, they’re a little too editorial It’s too Sєxy. It’s too provocative. It’s too out there,”‘ she said.
‘I was just like, “Okay, I guess I just have to be more Hollywood and more bland.” But f**k that narrative if I want to pop out and wear crazy sнιт – which is what I want to wear.’
American Vogue editor Anna Wintour was also in attendance, though it is unclear if the two crossed paths
In December, she spoke about her fashion sense with Charli XCX for Interview magazine, saying: ‘I always loved clothes. I never had money for clothes so I would go to all these really nice stores on Fifth Avenue and steal gorgeous clothes.
‘Then I would make them my own by cutting them up. I loved leotards and I loved performing. I was always putting on shows in my living room—I’d recruit my little brother and his best friend and make them perform with me. I was really tyrannical about my performances.’
She continued: ‘I didn’t even realize that there’s this code when you become a celebrity or whatever, that it becomes a lot about who’s dressing you. In the beginning, I was wearing the big brands, but then I was like, “Wait, this other stuff’s more interesting.”
‘It wasn’t me trying to snub the bigger brands. I didn’t realize that that’s not how the politics of it works. You have to wear the brands. There’s this weird unwritten thing. Then I just feel like they canceled me, but really I had canceled them first. And ultimately they just all end up copying me anyway,’ she said.
A ruffle that looked like it was cut from a petticoat covered her breasts. Above that, she wore a cropped, white, sleeveless mock turtleneck
Her white skirt was pulled down to mid-thigh, fully exposing her black G-string (Pictured above with Richie Shazam)
Fox’s debut memoir Down the Drain hit bookstores in October and has become a best-seller due in part to her wild sense of fashion and her relationship with Kanye West, 46.
The Guardian called her book a ‘wild child memoir.’
‘Only 50 pages in Julia Fox’s memoir are devoted to recounting her two most high-profile roles – first, as the breakout actress in Uncut Gems and, later, as the girlfriend of Kanye West,’ the brief blurb began.
‘The other 260 is her gobsmacking life story, from growing up unsupervised in New York City through to the boyfriend on Rikers Island, her time working as a dominatrix and the heroin habit that almost killed her.’
