Julia Fox's Latest Wacky Fashion Stunt Has Us Speechless
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The "Uncut Gems" star proudly played the fool at Tuesday night's Fashion Trust Awards in Los Angeles.
While other stars vie to be fashion royalty, Julia Fox is relishing in the role of court jester.
The “Uncut Gems” star proudly played the fool at Tuesday night’s Fashion Trust Awards in Los Angeles, where she paired a sophisticated Marni dress with mime-inspired makeup.
Fox’s porcelain face, scarlet pout and cartoonishly rosy cheeks perfectly matched her white poplin frock which was splashed with red roses and black botanical accents that were as dark as her peaked pencil-thin brows and double winged eyeliner.
A giant floppy hat sat atop her tight chartreuse pin curls, and she slipped into shiny round-toe Mary Janes that screamed clown shoe-chic.
The actor, memoirist and one-time dominatrix never misses an opportunity to sport an out-of-the-box look, having donned a condom-adorned tube top, couture dry cleaner bag, blue Statue of Liberty homage, and tons of BDSM-inspired attire over the years.
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