Julia Fox’s Sheer Minidress Looks Like It’s Made Of Hair

Julia Fox’s experimental sense of style has gotten a little hairy.

The actor was recently spotted in Paris, where she pushed the boundaries of fashion once more in a clingy see-through minidress that appears to be made of strands of light brown hair wrapped around her body. To really drive home the hairy point, the strapless piece features silver hair clips attached to the bust and waist.

Of course, Fox paired the statement dress with statement shoes. She wore black pumps with a rectangular brown leathered attachment on each toe. She also carried a distressed pink-and-purple purse and accessorized with a single silver hoop earring.

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Fox previously showed off her inimitable style at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival. She made her debut at the prestigious cinema event in multiple sheer outfits.

The first look, which she wore to attend the Art of Elysium Paradis 25th anniversary party, included a surreal glasslike chest piece held around her torso via a sleek halter neck and a strap around her back. She topped it off with a voluminous white skirt that featured a dramatically poofy tier and a billowing train.

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For the red-carpet premiere of The Idol, Fox wore a gauzy white gown made of an iridescent material. The plastic-esque dress was somewhat see-through, showing off a white fishnet underlay beneath the corseted bodice and voluminous skirt. The look additionally included a dramatic off-the-shoulder shawl that wrapped around her arms and sheer white opera gloves.

Later at the after-party, she changed into an exaggerated clown costume that was made out of a similar see-through white fabric. The ensemble consisted of an oversize long-sleeved top adorned with three giant boa feather buttons down the center, plus a pair of extremely baggy trousers.

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This article originally appeared on Harper's BAZAAR US.