There is no taboo that holds for Julia Fox. Surprising, or rather, to impress with its unmistakable style, considered by many visibly destabilizing, has now become a mantra professed as provocation-à-porter. And if the star of the Ethernet has always proved to be a mellow supporter of the exposed lingerie, now that the trend has been chewed by everyone in all sauces, she gives him a twist-free-canizing.
Spotted at the New York launch of the Mienne erotic cosmetic brand, in the role of Abbassador in good company of Lola Leon (the daughter of Madonna) and Parris Goebel, the actress, model and author of best seller catalyzed the flash on his outfit Without tamponingboth metaphorical and literal. A cream-colored t-shirt with the writing «Ladies Night»Worn as like minidressfrom which a pair of lace panties stained with the groin appear with what seems to be menstrual blood. Yes, you got it right. Not just scarf, sunglasses oversize and Victorian reggicalze to complete the look. But a rivel of bright red blended between the legs in pendant with the slingback.
Social views go crazy and comments – obviously – polarize. “Julia is the only celebrity that makes sense in this cycle of news,” comments a user under a video of the event on Tiktok. “Oh my God, Julia is so iconic!” adds another. Parthere are those who instead declare themselves honestly annoyed at the sight of the alleged menstrual on canvas: «Julia with the red red panties seems to send a crazy liberal message. I remember having seen idiots in events dressed in this way, trying to report something that men can measure ». Follows, more land earth: “Julia Fox is so desperate”.
Recently, the outfit sported at the Oscar party of Vanity Fair: a transparent dress made of long brown hair wraps on the body covering the intimate parts just right. The main critical collected? To look too much like the hair of the body too grown up.
Yet, do you really think you don’t expect it? Insisting in being sensual in his own way to evoke such reactions through his image is precisely the goal. Which, in other words, according to the grammar of dress would be equivalent to a glove of challenge placed in the social conditioning of the male gaze. How to win the match according to Julia Fox? Risk becoming unpleasant, to the point of arousing the disgust of othersin exalting elements still considered buried by the rules by attraction, such as menstrual blood and body hair, to transform them into posters glamor.
Source: Vanity Fair
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