Julia Fox leaves fans speechless as she ditches bold look for seriously understated get-up

Julia Fox appears to be returning to her natural look after ditching her eccentric appearance.

The actress and former girlfriend of Kanye West had fans gushing over her "new" look as she opted for a toned-down effort. She has been well known to flaunt her assets and turn heads with her flamboyant designs, but the Uncut Gems star's minimal approach has impressed fans on social media.

Sharing her transformation on Instagram, fans praised her for going "back to normal" as she took a selfie in Toronto, Canada . She was seen with no make-up on and brown locks waving down passed her shoulders, rather than her platinum blonde showing and heavy make-up that fans had become accustomed to.

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Taking to Twitter/X fans shared their appreciation of her more natural look. One users joked: "WOW Julia Fox needs to join us 'normies' more often! She looks good af."

It's unsure what the reason for the new appearance was, but days earlier Julia shared a scathing rant after she quit a mystery project due to what she called a "racist director". She claimed she had been working on the project for five years but abruptly quit due to the allegations.

Taking to social media, Julia took aim at the unnamed "white male" director on the mystery project. She alleged the director "did not want to have diversity" within the project's cast.

Making her feelings known in a video on TikTok, Julia said: "OK, so the craziest thing just happened to me. So I've been attached to a project for five years. I've given creative contributions to it, emotional contributions to it, it was like my baby. I even brought on like a major, major A-list icon to play alongside me and everything was going great until this white man director came in."

She further claimed the director had tried to "kick her off" the project after her had only been there for a short time. "I had mentioned [to him] that I really thought it was important to have diversity in our lead cast," she added.

"He said, 'Why? White people have it really hard too. And plus, diversity casting is like using Black people as puppets.' Meanwhile, we're actors, we're all f------g puppets, what are you talking about?'".