Once the telecast wrapped, Megan Thee Stallion, Doja Cat and more attendees at Vanity Fair's annual post-Oscars party also made barely-there statements.

Fox’s look, named by Findikoglu as “Rebirth of Venus,” was a nod to Italian painter Sandro Botticelli’s seminal work “The Birth of Venus” (c. 1480). While Findikoglu isn’t the first designer to take cues from the 15th century artwork, her reference may be the most literal.

Julia Fox left little to the imagination in a nearly-nude style from Turkish fashion designer Dilara Fındıkoğlufor the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscar Party, the frock used locks of hair to cover Fox's modesty

In case you were wondering, the reign of the naked dress isn't over quite yet—at least, not according to Julia Fox.

On Sunday, the Uncut Gems actor was spotted at Vanity Fair’ s exclusive after-party inside the Beverly Hills Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. Fox showed up wearing a transparent mesh dress adorned in faux hair by Turkish designer Dilara Findikoglu.

The 31st annual Vanity Fair Oscar Party, one of Hollywood’s most prestigious post-Academy Awards events, took place on Sunday following the 97th Academy Awards ceremony. Vanity Fair editor in chief Radhika Jones hosted the exclusive soiree and brought together A-list celebrities, Oscar winners and nominees.

Of course, showing up on a red carpet in an envelope-pushing outfit is nothing new for Fox, who always makes a splash whether its wearing metal lingerie or bleaching her eyebrows. Fox told WWD last year that her ideal look "has to be ahead of the curve.”

Julia Fox's nearly naked appearance at the Vanity Fair Oscars after party callback draws comparisons to Ye and Bianca Censori's naked dress scandal.

The "Uncut Gems" actress covered up with mermaid waves on Sunday, one month after Censori's viral Grammys red carpet moment with Kanye West.

I had extremely high expectations for Julia Fox's outfit at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party, and she came through x 100. The author/actor arrived on the annual red carpet channeling Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" in a completely sheer dress and strategically placed waves of hair.