She’s forever a muse.
Julia Fox has been rocking one edgy look after the next this New York Fashion Week, and she brought out yet another barely there ‘fit on Friday as she traded in her top for a pair of heart-trimmed leather nipple covers and a cage-like corset.
The “Uncut Gems” star, 33, went with one of her favorite designers, Seks, for the head-turning ensemble, which consisted of black pasties and what the brand tells Page Six Style is a “cage top,” with both the pieces “handmade from leather [and] finished with vintage silver pieces.”
She wore the look with super-low-rise leather leggings, braiding her hair in two ribbon-trimmed pigtails and adding furry black mules to attend Will Cotton’s Drawing Party, which was a fundraiser for the New York Academy of Art.
Fox posed for artists like Daniel Maidman and Anastasiya Tarasenko at the life drawing event, with both sharing their sketches on Instagram to rave reviews from fans.
“How wonderful! I couldn’t work it out at first, that the corset had gaps! Great cause ????” one fan commented on Maidman’s sketch, with the artist replying “it was more an idea of a corset!”
An Instagram user quipped on Tarasenko’s pic, “Please please please tell me you got her to say the line,” likely referring to the “Titanic” quote, “draw me like one of your French girls.”
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Along with Friday’s artistic outfit, Fox has worn a number of standout looks this fashion week ranging from a top and skirt made entirely from watches to another silver Seks creation that barely covered her private parts.
After she received plenty of online hate for her tiny chain-covered ensemble, the former dominatrix told ET she didn’t understand the issue.
I got in trouble for that one,” Fox said of the look she wore to the Naomi Campbell x PrettyLittleThing runway show. “There were a lot of haters, being like, ‘This is unacceptable. This is setting such a bad example.’ But, it’s like, ‘Why?’ It’s just my body.”
“Is my body, like, ugly? Is my body a crime?” she continued. “Did my body slap your grandma? The way that they were acting, it was like, ‘What the heck!’”