For a certain contingent of New Yorker, Fox has been a familiar face for the best part of a decade: first knocking about on the downtown club scene, then as the co-creator of the cult label Franziska Fox with her close collaborator (and now stylist) Briana Andalore, and finally as an artist whose provocative output included staging her own funeral and photography books offering candid glimpses into a world of sex, drugs, and doomed romances.
After Julia Fox burst into wider public consciousness like an ab-baring, smoky-eyed firework in January – partly thanks to her high-profile fling with Kanye West, but equally thanks to her gloriously daring style – it may have been easy to overlook that the 32-year-old actress has already lived many lives over.
