Julia Fox hits the beach in outrageous ‘naked’ swimsuit

Julia Fox wore a bargain white bodysuit as a swimsuit as she took a daring dip at a New York beach – and left little to the imagination.

Julia Fox. Picture: Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin/GC

Julia Fox wore a bargain white bodysuit as a swimsuit as she took a daring dip at a New York beach yesterday, wearing a sheer white style from fast fashion brand Pretty Little Thing ($20) that left little to the imagination.

The Uncut Gems muse, 33, tossed her newly dyed red hair in the air as she struck a pose in the cutout look, which featured a black tie at the bustline.

We’ve had to censor these photos of Fox in the very revealing swimsuit. Picture: Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images

The barely-there swimsuit retails for just $20. Picture: Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images

Fox turned the halter tie style into a bolder strapless ensemble — and also rendered it completely see-through after she went for a swim.

The former dominatrix — who recently admitted she was “permanently banned” from US department store Bloomingdales after shoplifting as a teen — donned a pair of sporty shades and a white shell necklace along with a gold pendant and a pair of silver hoop earrings.

Barely-there beachwear. Picture: Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin/GC

Fox is known for her unusual fashion sense. Picture: Getty/AFP

This is far from the first time Fox has sported a sheer ‘fit in recent months.

Whether it’s a see-through plastic poncho gown, a condom-covered top or a clear dress at the Cannes Film Festival, the actress never shies away from showing off her curves.

Her splashy look follows a busy summer of modelling gigs for the mother of one.

Fox rocked a BDSM look in ads for celebrity makeup artist Isamaya French’s latest beauty collection, and she walked the DSquared2 runway in a barely-there seashell bikini last month.

With plenty of summer days left to come, we have a feeling Fox will be gracing us with another sheer look soon enough.

This story originally appeared on Page Six and is reproduced here with permission