Julia Fox Steps Out in NYC in ‘Brat’ Look With Jersey-Inspired Shoes
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Julia Fox once again solidified her status as a fashion muse on Saturday, embracing the “Brat” aesthetic co-signed by none other than Charli XCX, the creator of the trend. Fox’s fearless fashion choices continue to push boundaries, making her the epitome of this edgy style.
Fox’s overall look was a daring combination of bold colors and unconventional pieces. She wore a bright yellow long-sleeved baby tee that ended just below her bust, featuring built-in nipple piercings that added an extra edge to her outfit. Over the tee, she draped a gray windbreaker, effortlessly blending sporty and avant-garde elements. The highlight of her ensemble was an ultra-low-rise skirt made from layers of mismatched men’s boxer shorts, which stretched from her hips down to her ankles. This innovative use of everyday garments exemplified the “Brat” fashion ethos of reimagining and repurposing traditional items into high-fashion statements.
The “Brat” aesthetic continued down to her footwear, where Fox wore black pointy-toe heels adorned with striking red detailing and the number “96” emblazoned on them, reminiscing of a football jersey. These shoes not only added a pop of color to her outfit but also embodied the rebellious and playful spirit of the “Brat” style. The pointed toes and bold accents perfectly complemented the rest of her ensemble, proving that every detail of Fox’s look was meticulously curated.
In the words of Charli XCX, the look was “so Julia,” a testament to Fox’s ability to effortlessly embody and elevate the “Brat” aesthetic. For those unfamiliar, “Brat” fashion is a trend that combines youthful rebellion with high-fashion sensibilities, often incorporating elements like mismatched patterns, bold colors, and unconventional garment choices. It’s a style that challenges traditional fashion norms and celebrates individuality and creativity.
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