Julia Fox's Appearance at NYC Event Has Fans Talking
Julia Fox commanded attention as the model-actress stepped out in yet another unconventional look that left fans buzzing online.
Known for her eclectic style, the Italian-American stunner was no stranger to making headlines, particularly for her bold fashion choices.
For her appearance at the Marc Jacobs Fall 2026 fashion show, which took place at the New York Public Library in Manhattan, she delivered a head-to-toe bold look.
Fox shared the highlights of the event on her Instagram, showcasing a closer look at her outfit.
Far from her usual daring and sultry looks, she arrived in a light blush balloon-style midi dress, which was part of the designer's Spring 2025 collection. The deep V neckline and large bow at the center added a touch of feminine flair to the whole ensemble.
Moreover, Fox, who is Kanye West's ex-girlfriend, styled it with a small Cristina satchel in white and elongated pointed toe heels in rose gold, an unreleased colorway from the Marc Jacobs Spring 2025 collection, according to WWD.
Lastly, adding an interesting detail to the outfit was her glam look as her team opted for darker eyes and pale lips for an avant-garde makeup style.
The look sparked a wave of reactions from fans, with some fascinated by her eccentric fashion choice.
'I'm intrigued by the shoes, can you walk in them?' one asked.
'It's giving a corpse bride, I love that,' a user said.
Another fan echoed the same and added 'Corpse Bride' in reference to Tim Burton's popular movie.
Fans hyped her fashion show look with some even calling her the 'Goth mother.'
'Heroine chic glam is woww,' a commenter said.
'Fave haunted doll,' a fan added.
Besides 'The Trainer' star, fashion legend Anna Wintour attended the event. It was her first public appearance since stepping down from Vogue.Julia Fox's Appearance at NYC Event Has Fans Talking first appeared on Parade on Jul 2, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 2, 2025, where it first appeared.
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