Whether she’s writing books, hosting TV shows, or simply being a street-style icon, Julia Fox tends to turn heads. The most recent instance was on Jan. 21, when the socialite was spotted in New York City after a slew of press engagements for her new movie, "Presence." Dressed in head-to-toe black, Fox’s outfit consisted of a puffer jacket, a leather corset, a button-down skirt, pointed-toe pumps, and stockings. Adding to the slightly grungy aesthetic that she had going on, Fox also painted on silver eye makeup to match her recently debuted new hairstyle: a soft pixie, which she admitted is inspired by "Ace Ventura," and that she chopped herself.
Fox kept her hair its now signature platinum blonde for the shorter look, which can be described as “Cillian Murphy meets Meryl Streep in The Devil Wears Prada,” says hairstylist Devin Toth. “It's a longer pixie but not quite a bixie.” Though experts typically don’t recommend cutting your hair at home, if you must, there's one tool that is incredibly important. “Cut your hair using real scissors from Sally's,” Toth says, adding that you'll also need plenty of good lighting before you snip.
