Julia Fox Bares Boobs In Plunging Ivory Victorian-era Dress During Paris Fashion Week
Julia Fox made a grand entrance as she stepped out for Paris Fashion Week over the weekend. The model attended the Vivienne Westwood show in Paris, fashioning in a plunging, ivory corset and matching skirt.
The dress featured off-the-shoulder straps before cinching at her midriff to accentuate her trim waistline. She accessorized with a coordinating head scarf wrapped around her icy-toned locks and glossy, black, oval-shaped sunglasses with pearl details on the sides.
Julia Fox further added sheer, cream-coloured gloves and carried a small, round, blue handbag. She then tied up the look with a pair of towering, golden-yellow, paisley-patterned platforms. For her make-up, she sported a full face of matte makeup that included warm-toned blush and nude lipstick framed with brown liner.
She modelled a plunging, green, corseted gown, typical of the late designer’s style. She teamed it with a quirky headdress and loads of body glitter. The shimmering deep green and black number featured flecks of gold throughout the fabric and boasted a draped sheer overlay.
Julia Fox styled her hair in wet waves, topping the locks with a gold and diamond-encrusted crown. She rounded the look with a pair of gold heels. She shared her get-ready process in a video shared on British Vogue’s Instagram account on Saturday.
She has been making moves in her modelling career in addition to making high-profile fashion show appearances. And last year she reunited with her No Sudden Move director Steven Soderbergh for the psychological thriller Presence, which was shot in just three weeks after the production team scored a waiver to film amid the writers and actors strikes.
The film premiered at Sundance and has been acquired for distribution by the independent studio Neon. The studio previously distributed the hit Korean thriller Parasite, which was a surprise winner of Best Picture and other Academy Awards.
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