It's safe to say that there's never a dull day in Julia Fox's wardrobe. From ultra low-rise trousers to daring cutout dresses and, of course, that iconic DIY style tutorial, the model continues to serve headline-making fashion choices. And her latest look is no exception, with Julia recently sharing pics dressed as a NSFW flight attendant on Instagram. Yep, it's definitely not an outfit we were expecting to see from the It-girl, but hey, we're here for the ride.
The snaps form part of Supreme's new spring/summer 2022 campaign, with Julia repping a navy skirt and vest situation. Then, underneath the corporate co-ord, the 32-year-old wears a short sleeve pinstripe shirt, buttoned down just below the bust to reveal a bright red lacy bra (AKA the same hue as the skater brand's famous logo). To finish it off, Julia even sports one of those cute caps, and a mani to match her lingerie.
In one of the posts, shot by Harmony Korine, Julia sits on skateboarder Tyshawn Jones' lap, with a bottle of Hennessy in one hand. In another, she's standing next to the emergency exit door, her custom name tag visible next to other convincing flight crew badges.
Beauty-wise, the actress swapped her signature charcoal eyeshadow look for a softer smokey eye, a glossy lip and wore her hair in a sleek updo.
See the pics for yourself:
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Fans couldn't get enough of the whole setup, flooding the comments section with flame and heart emojis:
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The brand also shared this short video of Julia topping up the 'passengers' drinks, showing the red-soled heels and lace-trimmed tights that complete her flight attendant look:
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