Julia Fox put on an eye-catching display in brown leather micro shorts and jacket on Tuesday in New York City as she celebrated the release of her memoir Down The Drain. The new memoir has revealed a lot in her brief romance with Kanya west.
At the signing in a Barnes & Noble store in New York City, The 33-year-old socialite modelled a brown leather micro shorts and a jacket. The mother-of-one added a pair of brown gloves, pointy-toe to-the-knee boots, and a brown leather boot handbag.
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Fox wore her long, red-tinted locks in a centre part and loose crimps. She also coordinated her makeup with her outfit as she used brown tones on her eyelids and lips. She has been talking up her memoir Down The Drain in the weeks and months leading up to its release via publisher Simon & Schuster.
The book contains revelations about her brief courtship with Kanye West in early 2022. In Down The Drain, she wrote that the Chicago-bred rap mogul offered to pay for a boob job during a game of Uno. According to her, they were hanging out in a hotel room when the 46-year-old music artist made the shocking proposal.
And in a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, Julia Fox spoke about it further. Although she said she ‘really understood him on a visceral level’ and believed their pairing ‘could be something real.’ She said Kanye did not treat her the way she expected. ‘I just felt like his little puppet,’ she explained.
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‘I know for a fact I’ve been up for certain things and couldn’t do it because of dating Kanye. It’s kind of wild,’ she told the publication. The star also said she never had too much invested in the romance, despite the heightened media attention, noting, ‘It really wasn’t that big of a deal, but other people made it such a big deal.’
After splitting from Kanye, Fox said she swore off men for some time, and admitted she still doesn’t ‘see the point’ in dating. ‘That romanticized idea of men doesn’t exist anymore,’ she added.
