Julia Fox showed off her washboard abs and underboob covered in flaky dents after falling asleep in a knit dress on Thursday.
The actress, 33, had previously shared on Instagram a 30-second clip of herself dressed as the Statue of Liberty before a King Kong Magazine photo shoot.
She looked nothing short of sensational as she donned a floor-length cream knit dress that dragged across the grimy New York floor.
The gown featured a fitted corset and exaggerated hip pads that accentuated her envious figure.
Julia paired the delicate garment with a wild, curly city wig, which she accessorized with a yellow seven-point headpiece, referencing the Statue of Liberty’s crown.
Printed: Julia Fox revealed her washboard abs and underboob covered in flaky dents after appearing to fall asleep in a knit dress in New York City on Thursday
WOW: She looked nothing short of sensational as she donned a floor-length cream knit dress that dragged across the grimy New York floor
The model pouted at the camera as she shared a video with her 1.5 million followers on social media.
Julia was later pictured in the ensemble by the magazine while painted head to toe in light blue.
It comes after she spoke out about being reduced to a ‘sexual object’ when she posed topless in stunning photos for Cosmopolitan’s December/January cover.
She talked about how women’s bodies should be celebrated and being “labeled” as a “sexual being”, before joking: “sex is the last thing I do with this body.”
For the accompanying shoot, she put on a sassy show in sheer black tights with fur details as she dressed up a storm.
Julia said: ‘Women’s bodies should be celebrated and not just seen as sexual objects. Anyone who gets mad at me for showing a lot of skin has put this label on me as a sexual being.
‘But I am so much more than that – and sex is the last thing I do with this body. I am proud of my body. Why not wear something revealing, cool and artsy? Why would I choose to interpret my body as a sexual object?’
She also talked about how she wants to use her early encounters with men to help today’s young women.
Not impressed: It comes after she slammed being reduced to a ‘sexual object’ while speaking about her experiences in the public eye
The beauty – who has just released her memoir Down the Drain – said her experiences were ‘hard to look back on’ and that she now understands she was a ‘victim’.
Julia explained: ‘My early encounters with men are difficult to look back on. Same s**t, different face… I understand now that I was a victim, but the feeling of being a victim never feels good.
‘It doesn’t feel empowering. It felt very vulnerable… but writing about it, I just pushed through it – I couldn’t stop – knowing that I’m not unique in the experiences that so many women go through.
‘I speak and write today with young women in mind. I want my overall message to be that you can always change your life. Decide you want to do this right now, or decide you don’t want to do it anymore – it’s never too late to turn it around.’
Reflective: The beauty recently said her experiences with men were ‘hard to look back on’ and that she now understands she was a ‘victim’