Julia Fox makes rare move of covering up at THR gala after nip slip at Fashion Awards
Julia Fox unveiled a bold new hair transformation at the Hollywood Reporter Women in Entertainment gala on Wednesday, following her eye-catching nip slip the night before.
The 34-year-old actress and influencer ditched her signature light brown locks for a sharp, icy gray shade, subtly streaked with hints of purple.
She styled her hair in a sleek, straight hairstyle, a striking departure from her usual curly look, as she confidently walked the red carpet at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
Known for her daringly skimpy outfits, she also opted for a more subdued look in a crisp white shirt paired with a sleek black suit that exuded an air of professionalism throughout the event.
Amid a gathering of Hollywood stars including Nicole Kidman – who received the esteemed Sherry Lansing Leadership Award – and Selena Gomez, honored with the Equity in Entertainment Award, Julia has certainly made her mark.
Other notable attendees included Pam Anderson, Anna Kendrick, Bryce Dallas Howard, Danielle Brooks, Ariana Madix and Kathy Bates.
Julia Fox unveiled a bold new hair transformation at the Hollywood Reporter Women in Entertainment gala on Wednesday, following her eye-catching nip slip the night before; (R in June)
The 34-year-old actress and influencer ditched her signature light brown locks for a sharp, icy gray shade, subtly streaked with hints of purple
This gala followed Julia’s daring appearance in a sheer dress that left little to the imagination, during which she experienced an accidental slip-slip as she made her entrance at the Chiltern Firehouse in London.
She showed off her incredible figure in a white Dilara Findikoglu corset dress with a sheer bodice and skirt.
The wardrobe malfunction comes a few weeks after fans were buzzing after Fox introduced Charli XCX ahead of her performance on Saturday Night Live.
The moment sent social media into a frenzy, as Charli’s 2024 megahit 360 included lyrics referencing Fox: “I’m everywhere, I’m so Julia.”
The song is a tribute to Julia, who has become a cultural phenomenon since her breakthrough role in Uncut Gems and her high-profile romance with Kanye West following his divorce from Kim Kardashian.
Fox stole the spotlight in Studio 8-H in a daring black leather bra and a cool football-inspired outfit as he proposed to Charli.
Viewers quickly labeled the collaboration as ‘iconic’ and ‘so special’.
‘Julia Fox introducing @charli.xcx to perform ‘360’ is a bit too iconic… she really is everywhere she is, so Julia! #SNL,” one fan raged.
“Julia Fox introduces Charliixcx, hell yeah!”, wrote another, while one said: “Julia Fox introducing Charli on snl is so cute.”
Amid a gathering of Hollywood stars, including Nicole Kidman – who received the esteemed Sherry Lansing Leadership Award – and Selena Gomez, honored with the Equity in Entertainment Award, Julia certainly made her mark
“So special to me,” another fan posted, while yet another shared: “A perfect combination.”
‘I wrote this song, which is basically about who you are [Julia Fox] started every trend of 2022,” Charli explained Interview of 360.
”I am everywhere. I’m so Julia,’ as in, I’m the reference. I’m everywhere like Julia Fox is everywhere.’
‘When you look in the mirror, do you like what you see? / When you’re in the mirror, all you look at is me / I’m everywhere, I’m so Julia.”
‘Before you even read [Julia’s memoir]”I wrote this song that’s basically about how you started each trend of 2022,” Charli revealed.
“And there’s a line in there that goes, ‘I’m everywhere.’ I’m so Julia,’ as in, I’m the fucking reference. I’m everywhere like Julia Fox is everywhere.’
In an interview on the Zach Sang showFox explained that being “so Julia” essentially means “just being that girl.”
This gala followed Julia’s daring appearance in a sheer dress that left little to the imagination, during which she accidentally experienced a nip slip as she made her entrance at the Chiltern Firehouse in London.
She added that it’s about “being confident and putting yourself out there, being outside, being around and being the center of attention.” Just being that bitch.”
Fox said it was “always a dream” of hers to appear on a song, and that it felt even more special coming from Charli XCX.
“It was the coolest thing ever,” she said.
“I feel like she really supports women, and she supports unconventional women. Women that society might look at and be confused by, she’s not confused, you know? She sees the truth.’