Julia Fox MILAN, ITALY – FEBRUARY 25: Julia Fox is seen on the front row of the Versace fashion show during the Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2022/2023 on Februin Milan, Italy. Stars like Kim Kardashian, Kravitz, Katy Perry and more have stepped out in leather outfits worthy of the most badass characters we’ve all come to love.
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Even in Hulu’s hit new series Pam & Tommy, Pamela Anderson’s promotional press tour for her role in Barb Wire is charted throughout the series, calling to mind all of the star’s iconic leather bustiers and her legendary 1995 Cannes appearance.Īs a new Catwoman character comes to life through Zoë Kravitz’s portrayal in Matt Reeves’ forthcoming film The Batman, another sleek and stealth rendition of the sly cat burglar will grace our screens in her signature black leather catsuit.Īnd we’ve spotted all of these leather looks the past few weeks alone. We’ve noticed after the new Matrix film hit theaters, long black leather coats have been cropping up everywhere. With a resurgence for nostalgia, pop culture pillars are seeing a second life in 2022. Seconding as a whip, the Uncut Gems actress has been learning in to dominatrix-style dressing.ĭubbing her fashion sense as “dominatrix couture” on the popular podcast Call Her Daddy, Fox may not be single-handedly responsible for the recent uptick in leather-clad celebs, but she’s absolutely leaning into the trend none the less. Most recently, she took her seat in the front row at Versace’s Fall/Winter 2022 presentation during Milan Fashion Week in a skintight black latex two-piece ensemble, but Fox’s floor-length ponytail was what really stole the show. Julia Fox’s rise to style stardom has been fast and furious, serving everything from avant-garde denim to second-skin leather and latex looks throughout fashion month. Shop, don’t steal.Julia Fox is seen in the Meatpacking District on Februin New York City. Luckily, these days, it’s easier than ever before to search, snatch and go – legally, of course.īelow are some of the best picks from the celeb style index over past week (or so) of scrolling: who wore it, where to get it – or the next best thing – and all the rest. We want what they have and it’s an insatiable desire that just won’t shift. But more often than not, a famous hottie will stop us in our scrolling tracks, holding a covetable Balenciaga Cagole, wearing a Jean Paul Gaultier printed bomber from AW97, or anything from Prada’s most recent collection. Now, we’re not suggesting you loot a famous person’s house to get your hands on that bag – that would be ridiculous. There’s a moral in there somewhere, we think. Turns out, when you push all the legal stuff aside for a moment, the burglaries were really motivated by our desperation for whatever it is that famous people have. The documentary cuts a little deeper, though, getting into the almighty rise of the influencer during that time, when tabloid journalism found a home online, thrusting famous faces (and hot-ticketed clothes, shoes, bags) into our faces quicker than ever before. Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Orlando Bloom were all victims, their Hollywood mansions broken into and ransacked. For those familiar with Sofia Coppola’s 2013 film based on the same celeb-targeted burglaries of 2009 by a group of LA teenagers, the documentary tells the maddening story of, well, that.
This week, Channel 4 aired The Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist.
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