Julia Fox wears provocative leather corset dress at Chiltern Firehouse after slamming ex-husband over baptism dispute
The American actress attended a Vogue London party before heading to Chiltern Firehouse, where she continued speaking about her custody battle and her son Valentino's baptism.
American actress Julia Fox drew attention in London on Sunday as she arrived at Chiltern Firehouse after a night that included a stop at Italian restaurant Carbone for a Vogue London Fashion Week party, and as she publicly criticized her ex-husband Peter Artemiev over their son Valentino's baptism.
Fox wore a plunging leather corset dress that exposed her cleavage and, beneath lace detailing, revealed her bottom as she greeted onlookers outside the venue.
In recent days Fox has described in TikTok posts a dispute over Valentino's baptism, saying she was excluded from the ceremony and learned of it only after it had taken place. She recounted speaking with Artemiev’s mother, who she said explained the church was Russian Orthodox and that attendance was limited to certain members, which Fox disputed.
Fox has publicly criticized Artemiev amid the ongoing personal drama surrounding their four-year-old son, stating that she would have attended the baptism if she had been invited. The posts came after a night that included a visit to Carbone in Mayfair for a Vogue-hosted London Fashion Week party and the late-night stop at the Chiltern Firehouse, underscoring a string of high-profile appearances as she navigates a highly public custody narrative.
The London outing comes as Fox, 35, continues to leverage public appearances and social-media statements in discussing her relationship with Artemiev and their family dynamics. Valentino is her son from the relationship, and the public attention has intertwined with Fox’s ongoing career as an actress and public figure in fashion and pop culture circles.
While details of the baptism dispute remain a matter of private family matters, Fox’s account highlights the personal and emotional dimensions that can accompany celebrity custody cases. The London trip, which tied together a Vogue event, a fashionable late-night venue, and a pointed public dialogue about family, reflects the broader pattern of high-profile celebrities using public platforms to respond to personal experiences that unfold in the public eye.