Julia Fox and Bella Thorne ensured all eyes were on them on Sunday, as they donned two very daring looks for the premiere of their film The Trainer at the 19th annual Rome Film Festival.

Julia, 34, left little to the imagination on the red carpet, as she showed her usual edgy fashion sense in another jaw-dropping outfit.

The Uncut Gems star donned a blue Adidas jacket left almost entirely unzipped, leaving her bare chest and toned midriff on full display.

The mother-of-one teamed it with a flowing maxi skirt and fingerless leather gloves, while toting a black and white clutch.

Julia completed her head-turning ensemble by tucking her platinum blonde hair under a bizarre white cap and sporting baby blue eyeshadow.

While her co-star Bella, 27, commanded attention in a plunging blue mindress with a floral pattern and intricate braided detailing.

She flashed major sideboob in the plunging satin number, and pulled up her skirt as she posed on the red carpet, to show off her black lace stockings.

The former Disney star boosted her height with a pair of towering platform heels and accessorised with gold choker.

Bella completed her striking look by styling her copper hair in soft waves and sporting heavy black eyeliner and a slick of lipgloss.

The two stunners were joined by their co-star Vito Schnabel and director Tony Kaye, with Julia planting a kiss on Tony's cheek.

Vito also co-wrote the screenplay of the dark comedy alongside Jeff Solomon, which follows a fitness expert who takes a swing at fame and fortune. 

The cast also includes White Boy Rick star Taylour Paige and model Luka Sabbat, as well as iconic celebs Lenny Kravitz and Paris Hilton.

The premiere comes after Julia opened up on her regret over her short-lived romance with Kanye West, as she explained she was 'used as a pawn' by the rapper during their relationship.

The actress began a highly publicised fling with Kanye, 47, in January 2022, following his split from Kim Kardashian, which she says put her in the 'most uncomfortable position of her life.'

Having moved at warp speed into a full-blown relationship after meeting on New Years Eve, she split from the father-of-four just one month later. 

Speaking in an interview for The Times' Weekend Magazine, Julia revealed he went public with their romance behind her back. 

'I regret that relationship so much. I hate it! It was only a few weeks but enough to last me a lifetime,' the model revealed. 

She continued: 'I was in probably the most uncomfortable position in my life and that's saying a lot. I don't want to be known for being anyone's girlfriend.

'It wasn't my idea for it to go public. If anything, I was like, "We should wait," and then boom, it was done behind my back. I realised pretty quickly I was being used as a pawn.'

Julia added Kanye asked her to sign an NDA, saying that they couldn't be friends if she didn't, refusing to sign she replied: 'I'll live.'  

Kanye went on to date Bianca Censori, with the couple tying the knot in December 2022, before allegedly splitting this month. 

This week, the rapper's representative denied allegations made in a lawsuit that he hired a 'fixer' to follow his wife Bianca and investigate the Kardashian family.

In the lawsuit filed on Thursday, a former employee of Kanye— who recently refuted he had split from Bianca, 29 - claims Kanye instructed him to hire private investigators to 'tail' Censori while she was abroad, along with making other allegedly illegal requests.

'Many of the details in his complaint are simply fantastical and false,' Kanye's representative told Page Six on Friday. 

The rep further stated that the lawsuit—which also accuses Kanye of abusing nitrous oxide—is 'designed to cause embarrassment and/or capitalise on perceived problems in Ye's marriage.'

According to the lawsuit obtained by Rolling Stone, John Doe's duties allegedly included mitigating Kanye's risks and preventing bad press, involving investigations and managing nondisclosure agreements (NDAs). 

He also claims that his investigations targeted Bianca and the Kardashian family, including Kanye's ex-wife Kim, with private investigators allegedly following Bianca on West's orders. 

The 22 page lawsuit filed in LA reads: 'A particularly notable task by Ye was to have Doe hire private investigators to follow and 'tail' his wife, Bianca Censori, when she was traveling alone to visit family in Australia, without Ms. Censori's knowledge.'

In May, Doe cites Kanye began exhibiting 'erratic behavior' including spending $850,000 on a set of titanium teeth and sacking a 'large majority of the Yeezy leadership - including former chief of staff Milo Yiannopoulos - who has also accused West of being hooked on nitrous oxide.

The alleged behavior came at a time when Kanye was claimed to be consuming nitrous oxide - which Doe believes 'played a role in West's decision-making at the time.'

Doe's attorney Ronald Zambrano told the publication: 'My client believes there is a direct correlation between the nitrous oxide and the increase in paranoia and siege mentality that ended up happening in that timeframe that Doe worked for West.

'There were internal concerns about the amount of nitrous oxide that was being delivered to his house.'

The lawsuit claims Doe's employment ended in mid-May when he got a call from a Donda Academy teacher 'regarding safety concerns they had about some of the students.' 

Doe says he informed Yeezy leadership about the call and 'almost immediately' Kanye allegedly 'called Doe to yell, curse and threaten Doe with great bodily injury, including death, if Doe repeated what Doe learned from the Donda employee.'

Kanye allegedly told Doe he was 'f*****g dead to [him]' and played a recording of 'scary voices that were threatening to harm' Doe - per the suit.

Doe claims in the following days Kanye's 'enforcers' began to threaten him, triggering his PTSD from past military experience.

The lawsuit claims: '[Doe] experienced panic attacks, anxiety, and severe emotional distress, which caused him to seek medical treatment and was placed in a facility to address his declining mental health.'

Doe is suing Kanye for emotional distress, retaliation and several violations of California labor codes. 

The plaintiff is seeking restitution of unpaid wages, attorneys' fees, and general and punitive damages to be determined at trial. 

DailyMail.com has contacted representatives for Kanye West and the Kardashians for comment.