Julia Fox brings back her foxy eye and dons skirt emblazoned with pink-lace panties for The Crow premiere in NYC

Julia Fox showed off her eccentric style at the world premiere of The Crow, which took place Tuesday at Village East by Angelika in Manhattan.

The 34-year-old OMG Fashun producer and judge wore an oversized black double-breasted jacket with a matching knee-length skirt and high-heeled boots, selected by stylist Briana Andalore.

Julia’s black sweater featured a black lace teddy bear on the front, while her skirt featured a pink lace thong on the front and back.

Fox brought back her signature black, foxy eye makeup for the gothic film’s festivities, with an abundance of foundation and pink blush on her nude lips.

The Down the Drain singer and songwriter bleached her natural brown hair in mid-February, leaving it much shorter and more damaged than it was when she dated rapper Kanye “Ye” West last year.

Julia was at the premiere of The Crow to support her Grammy-nominated friend FKA Twigs, who plays Shelly Webster in Rupert Sanders’ $50 million remake of Alex Proyas’ 1994 cult classic, which opens in US and UK cinemas on Friday.

On Monday, Fox attended a listening party for the 36-year-old British artist’s highly anticipated third studio album, Eusexua.

“@fkatwigs new album EUSEXUA is coming! We listened to it last night and it was truly magical,” the Milan-born, Manhattan-raised provocateur – who has 3.6 million social media followers – raved via Insta story.

‘The whole room was pulsing with electricity and raw emotion. I love [you] thank twigs [you] for everything [you] do for us.’

Last December, FKA Twigs (born Tahliah Debrett Barnett) announced that she was still working on Eusexua, despite having stated two months earlier that there would be “no new music for a while” when 85 of her demo tracks leaked.

Julia was joined at the premiere by her best friend since she was 15 — Richie Shazam — with whom she shares a $2.9 million, seven-bedroom home in Harlem and raises their three-year-old son Valentino with ex-husband Peter Artemiev.

Fox also brought the 33-year-old photographer and model to a special screening of the Netflix stand-up comedy special Adam Sandler Love You, held the same day at the Edwardian Room at The Plaza in Midtown.

There, the 360-video vixen likely enjoyed a reunion with director Josh Safdie, who, along with his brother Benny Safdie, gave her her big break playing the comedian’s 57-year-old on-screen mistress in their critically acclaimed 2019 thriller, Uncut Gems.

The 34-year-old OMG Fashun producer-turned-judge wore an oversized black double-breasted jacket with a matching knee-length skirt and high-heeled boots, selected by stylist Briana Andalore

Julia’s black sweater had a black lace teddy on the front, while her skirt had a pink lace thong sewn to the front and back

Fox brought back her signature black, foxy eye makeup for the gothic film’s festivities, and she wore a slick of foundation and pink blush over her nude lipstick.

The Down the Drain singer-songwriter bleached her natural brown hair in mid-February, leaving it significantly shorter and more damaged than it was when she was dating rapper Kanye ‘Ye’ West last year

Julia was at the premiere of The Crow to support her Grammy-nominated friend FKA Twigs, who plays Shelly Webster in Rupert Sanders’ $50 million remake of Alex Proyas’ 1994 cult classic, which opens in US and UK cinemas this Friday

Julia was joined at the premiere by her best friend since she was 15 – Richie Shazam – with whom she shares a $2.9 million, seven-bedroom home in Harlem and co-parents their three-year-old son Valentino (with ex-husband Peter Artemiev).

There, the 360-video vixen likely enjoyed a reunion with director Josh Safdie (2-R), who, along with his brother Benny Safdie, gave her her big break playing the comedian’s 57-year-old (R) on-screen mistress in their critically acclaimed 2019 thriller Uncut Gems.

On Monday, Deadline reported that Julia has signed on to play “a mysterious and dangerous woman” in William Scoular’s ​​indie road trip comedy Northbound alongside Bruce Dern, Hunter Parrish and Joanna Cassidy.

But first, audiences can see Fox as a cheerful real estate agent named Cece in Steven Soderbergh’s psychological thriller Presence, hitting theaters in January 2025.

On Monday, Term reported that Julia had signed on to play “a mysterious and dangerous woman” in William Scoular’s ​​indie road trip comedy Northbound, alongside Bruce Dern, Hunter Parrish and Joanna Cassidy.

But first, viewers can see Fox as the cheerful real estate agent Cece in Steven Soderbergh’s psychological thriller Presence, hitting theaters in January 2025.

The 85-minute film, starring Lucy Liu, is about “a family who moves into a suburban home and becomes convinced they are not alone.”