Julia Fox has never been the one to shy away from pulling off eccentric looks on the red carpet, and her latest photos prove the same. The Italian-American model was among the star attendees at Vanity Fair and Instagram’s The 2025 Vanities Party. Fox embraced the pantless trend and turned up in yet another unique outfit at the event, which was held at Bar Marmont in Los Angeles on February 26.
Julia Fox blends trends in Vanity Fair and Instagram’s party photos
Julia Fox’s latest stunning red carpet photos showed her posing in a menswear-inspired outfit that came with a sultry twist. The model arrived in a dapper black and white ensemble at Vanity Fair and Instagram’s The 2025 Vanities Party. Fox wore Kappa’s crisp white shirt featuring a panel of the brand’s emblem along the long sleeves. The detailing was mostly hidden as the model kept her arms tucked underneath the long black leather coat. However, Fox glimpsed the shirt’s sleeves while momentarily posing on the red carpet with her arm out.
Furthermore, Fox ditched the pants and paired the formal shirt with lacy black underwear and sheer stockings. The actor more eye-catching elements and topped the look with a sleek black tie and a black belt buckled around her waist. Besides that, Fox coordinated her black and white ensemble with a pair of black pointed-toe pumps.
Apart from this, the media personality’s long French tip nails also didn’t go unnoticed. Meanwhile, Fox opted for her signature glam for the occasion. It consisted of bleached eyebrows, light white eyeshadow, mascara, blush, and a nude shade of brown lipstick.
Another attention-commanding element was Fox’s choice of hairstyle which was all things dramatic. The actor rocked a huge beehive-style messy updo. Fox’s blonde tresses were also adorned with a seamless hair clip on one side. Besides the Italian-American star, several celebrities brought their fashion game to the event. This included Monica Barbaro, Barbie Ferreira, Sofia Carson, and more.
Originally reported by Shriya Swami on theFashionSpot.
