Princess Julia, a prominent figure in London's nightlife scene of the 1980s, was born in Hackney and rose to fame as one of the original Blitz Kids, a group that thrived at Steve Strange and Rusty Egan's iconic Blitz Club. This core member of the group played a pivotal role in popularizing flamboyant, glamorous, and individual styles within club culture.
Princess Julia's DJing career has spanned multiple decades, with notable stints at esteemed establishments such as The Wag, Queer Nation, and Kinky Gerlinky. In recent years, she has also had the opportunity to DJ for prominent fashion brands like Gareth Pugh, as well as cultural institutions like the Tate Modern and the renowned Vivienne Westwood.
Beyond her DJing pursuits, Princess Julia has held esteemed positions within the publishing world. She served as editor-at-large at GQ Style and music editor at i-D magazine, while also contributing to various online and print publications, including Ponystep, QX, and others.
