Julia Fox is making headlines yet again with her jaw-dropping style! The actress, known for her fearless fashion choices, was spotted on the streets of Manhattan in a scandalously sheer lace dress that turned heads for all the right reasons.

On set of the highly-anticipated series "Elsbeth", Fox rocked a gothic-chic Dolce and Gabbana long-sleeve dress featuring dramatic ruching at the waist. Trading modesty for style, she opted for a daring peek-a-boo lace bra beneath, proving that she is unafraid to push fashion boundaries.

But that's not all – her elegant yet edgy look was completed with lace gloves, luscious raven locks styled high at the crown, and retro black satin t-bar stilettos by Malone Souliers. In the mix was her signature two-tone Vitello Drive Bowling bag by Prada, elevating the entire ensemble.

In the upcoming third season of the spinoff from "The Good Wife," Fox joins the crew as a ‘grief influencer’, perfectly embodying her character’s dark aesthetic. She has embraced the recent trend of haute black looks, reminiscent of her infamous Birth of Venus moment at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party in March, where she donned a fully transparent dress with playful faux hair accents.

Recently, Fox has mastered the art of on-set glam. Just last Friday, she turned heads in an eye-catching shimmering sheer mesh top by Adidas matched with a bubbly white skirt and an oversized belt by DSQUARED. Complete with Chanel sunglasses and sassy snakeskin pumps, she was a true fashionista.

In another appearance, she opted for a more subdued vibe with black leather pants, a flowing chiffon trench coat, and a cozy grey turtleneck. The star seemingly enjoys experimenting, even coordinating with her rumored co-star Cathy Moriarty in quirky track shorts and heeled crocs!

With this year's packed schedule, the "Down The Drain" author is diversifying her acting portfolio, recently shining alongside Vanessa Kirby in Netflix's crime thriller "The Night Always Comes". Additionally, her performance in "Fior Di Latte" featuring Gina Gershon and Kevin Kline this summer, and her role in the indie comedy "Idiotka" at SXSW, are solidifying her status in Hollywood.