【beauty of eroticism】

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is beauty of eroticismstill fighting to remain relevant from inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London -- by dressing his cat up.

The kitty has been living in the building since his children gave him the pet in May, but on Monday morning it appeared just casually chilling in a collar and tie.

SEE ALSO: Julian Assange gets a kitten to keep him company in London embassy

Embassy Cat, as its known, has already got its own Twitter and Instagram accounts -- but this is the first time it's been seen looking this smart.

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Where do we even go from here? What could possibly happen next? We don't know.

All we know is that the dapper feline, whose interests include "counter-purrveillance," made the windowsill its runway and strutted its white shirt collar and red striped tie for the paparazzi.

A photographer captures a shot of Julian Assange's fashionable  cat at the Embassy of Ecuador. Credit: Photo by Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images

Assange, who is wanted for questioning in Sweden over allegations of sexual assault charges, which he denies, has been living in the embassy since 2012 after being granted asylum.

On Monday he faced questioning from Sweden's chief prosecutor, something that could continue for the next few days.

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