She’s clearly got a thing for tying one on.
Actress Julia Fox popped up in yet another odd men’s-tie getup for her brother‘s drug and weapons hearing in Manhattan court Wednesday — then proceeded to tell her dad to repeatedly “shut up” when he complained about a shutterbug’s pesky antics.
The “Uncut Gems” star turned heads in Manhattan Criminal Court when she entered in a version of her previous famous necktie outfit — this time with two striped neckties draped over her shoulders and a top made of ties, green leather pants, a black jacket and large black sunglasses.
Fox, 33, quietly took a seat in the back row of Judge Maxwell Wiley’s courtroom — and remained mum until shortly after her dad, Thomas Fox, entered.
Thomas had just made a bizarre scene in the courtroom hallway as he tried shielding photographers away from his masked son, Christopher Fox, with a large black open umbrella.
Thomas briefly confronted a photographer with a court officer, and he then continued to complain once in his seat in court, which caused Julia to become agitated and swiftly move near her family. There, she told her dad to “shut up” and “stop” multiple times in a muffled tone as he continued to whine about the photographer.
Later, during the brief hearing, prosecutors handed over discovery material for Fox’s lawyer to review.
Afterward, Julia left out the backdoor of the courthouse, where she declined most questions — only saying she’s here to support her brother — while her dad continued to use the umbrella to block photographers down a Manhattan street.
“It’s not about me,” the model said before driving off on her own.
She turned heads last month strolling into a business meeting at Universal Studios in Los Angeles in a black mini skirt and wrap-around shirt that included ties in various patterns and shades of brown.
Christopher Fox, 30, was arrested in March and charged with using a 3D printer to manufacture gun parts that could be used to be built and sold as untraceable “ghost guns.”
Investigators tore through his Upper East Side apartment March 8, where they found several 3D-printed gun materials and multiple rounds of ammunition, authorities said.
Prosecutors alleged that Fox raked in about $345,000 in illicit gun sales through his CashApp account between March 2018 and December 2018.
During the raid, cops also allegedly found drugs, drug paraphernalia and chemicals. Among the items recovered were pressure cookers, fentanyl, chloroform, heroin, crack and cocaine, according to prosecutors.
Fox pleaded not guilty to a slew of gun and drug charges.
The troubled sibling is out on bail after his celebrity sister put up his $450,000 bond.
His next court appearance is Oct. 18.