Julia Fox has eccentric fashion in the bag, making conversation-starting carries her signature — from human hair-covered party clutches to human body-bag purses and beyond.
Fox, 34, debuted her latest can’t-look-away accoutrement on the Tuesday, January 21, episode of Late Night With Seth Meyers, where she literally glided onto the stage in a pair of rare Dsquared2 ice-skates-slash-booties. ”These are iconic,” she told Meyers, 51, matter of factly.
But that was far from the slickest accessory of the night, as she was armed with a Chopova Lowen tote with an actual mayonnaise bottle styled like a bag charm and buckled to the front of the studded design — right next to a single Victorian sterling silver spoon for added campy, convenient appeal.
“What a fantastic look! Thank you for sharing it with us. Do you want to talk about it?” Meyers asked while seemingly already knowing Fox’s answer, which was, “I do want to talk about it.”
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The Uncut Gems actress continued: “I feel like in the last couple years, mayonnaise has really gotten a bad rep. And, you know, I’m on to really stand up for the underdogs.”
Debuting at London Fashion Week in November 2024, the Margaret bag is named after Margaret Hellmann, co-founder of condiment brand Hellman’s, and is bedecked with various mayo-related accessories. The collaborative design set out to take the “polarzing” condiment “beyond the fridge,” as Dezeen reported at the time.
Fox held up her condiment-adorned carrier for the audience to see. “So, mayo is coming back for 2025. Tell your friends, everybody!” she declared, eliciting hoots and hollers from the crowd.
She also caused a stir with her similarly wacky wardrobe, which consisted of a piped collared blue bodysuit reassembling an ice-skater’s uniform topped with a gargantuan white shaggy fur coat.
Fox’s glam was just as eye-catching, as she sported bottle-dyed platinum coif chopped short, plus bleached blonde arches dusted with frosted eye shadow, metallic highlighter and a powdered-to-perfection complexion that completed the wintry beauty vibes.
Fox was there to discuss her role in the newly released spectral thriller Presence, where she plays a New Jersey real estate broker. She insisted that, like her character, Cece, she’s “a down to earth girl” who loves the egg-based condiment as much as the next person. “I eat these dry sandwiches,” she joked. “It’s like, I want my mayo, OK!” Meyers quipped, “You’re not fancy aioli.” Fox added, “Exactly!”
Whether it’s her latest horror film or scary-cool handbag, whatever she’s selling, Fox’s fans are buying.
