• Julia Fox and Christine Quinn were photographed together on Thursday in New York City. 
  • Fox, 32, began trending on Twitter as people discussed her low-rise pants. 
  • Fox previously said Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, helped revamp her style.

Julie Fox wore a daring ensemble while hanging out with "Selling Sunset" star Christine Quinn.

Mail Online reported that Fox, 32, and Quinn, 33, were photographed together on Thursday evening in New York City. Fox paired a black bikini top with ultra low-rise pants, while Quinn donned a strapless, ruffled yellow dress with cut-outs along the sides.

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Indochine NYC, a restaurant in a residential neighborhood named NoHo, shared a video of Fox and Quinn posing outside their restaurant. Drag queen CT Hedden also shared an Instagram post featuring Fox, Quinn, and model Amelia Gray Hamlin strutting down a hallway.

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Fox has made headlines over the past year for her often bold and eye-catching style. In January, Fox recounted a week of dating Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, to Interview Magazine.

She told the outlet that Ye filled a hotel suite with clothes during one date night, making her feel like "Cinderella."

"It was every girl's dream come true. It felt like a real Cinderella moment. I don't know how he did it, or how he got all of it there in time. But I was so surprised," she said. "Like, who does things like this on a second date? Or any date!"

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Fox told Interview Magazine in a separate interview that month that she's undergone a "transformation" with Ye. The two split this February, Harper's Bazaar reported.

"After meeting him, a couple days later, all my shit was in boxes, gone," Fox said. "It was so cathartic. It wasn't like I was just packing up my old clothes, it was like I was packing up my old life."

In May, Fox trended on social media after grocery shopping in her underwear and sharing that doing so should be "socially acceptable," in an Instagram Story.

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