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The former girlfriend of Kanye West wore a daring dress that left little to the imagination, along with a platinum-dye hairstyle and several gold bracelets on her right wrist.
Turning heads on the star-studded carpet, Julia’s dress was held up by luck alone, as the gold tasselled nipple covers made a bold statement.
Julia, who is known for her roles in PVT Chat and Uncut Gems, gave a number of sultry looks down the camera lens as her daring black gown featured sheer panels, while the hem of the dress had a sparkling black fringe.
The star completed her look with sheer black tights and black stilettos.
Before the Oscars, Julia turned heads with another daring outfit. The 34-year-old was spotted in a casual ensemble featuring DSQUARED2 underwear peeking out from slightly unbuttoned blue jeans.
Her evening outfit was a full DSQUARED2 look, including a fitted jacket similar to Adidas’ style, ‘Logomania’ jeans, red high-heeled boots, and a matching black-and-denim handbag.
DSQUARED2 is an Italian brand known for its creatively edgy designs, created by Toronto-born twins Dean and Dan Caten in 1995.
Attending the Oscar party, Julia appeared on the carpet alongside Dean and Dan. The two men looked slick as they both wore a classic black suit.
In a recent fashion move, Julia had her famous brunette hair and eyebrows bleached by hairstylist Eduardo Scudo, further showcasing her dramatic flair.
The It Girl is set to appear in Goat, a horror film produced by Jordan Peele and starring Marlon Wayans and Tyriq Withers, as reported by Deadline on February 21.
She’s also set to co-host the reality TV design competition OMG Fashun, which kicks off on May 6 on E!
In addition to this, Fox has a part in Steven Soderbergh’s psychological thriller Presence, which debuted at the Sundance Film Festival and bagged a distribution deal with Neon in January.
Julia also has a small part as a chipper real estate agent called Cece in Steven Soderbergh’s psychological thriller, Presence. The film scored a distribution deal with Neon in January ahead of its Sundance Film Festival premiere.
