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The see-through dress trend is having a MAJOR moment right now! It seems like every red carpet these days features at least one celebrity in a completely sheer dress.
Take the CFDA Awards last week. On a star-studded pink carpet alongside the who’s who of fashion, Ciara commanded attention in an off-the-shoulder black gown designed by Vera Wang (she was a guest of the esteemed designer). In addition to the dress already being sort of, kinda see-through, it had floral holes throughout, putting the singer’s undergarments on full display. So risky!
Shailene Woodley flashed even more skin at the “Big Little Lies” season 2 premiere two weeks ago. The “Fault in Our Stars” actress wore a Dior dress that basically was just a bodysuit (it featured a sheer overlay for a skirt). She pulled together the risqué look—which worked surprisingly well—with black Christian Louboutin pumps and Az Iza jewelry.
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Unsurprisingly, Adriana Lima also wore a very see-through gown on the red carpet—proving that she’s still got it even after hanging up her Victoria’s Secret wings. The supermodel stunned in a low-cut gown with sensual lace detailing at the sleeves and skirt for the amfAR Gala during the 72nd Cannes Film Festival.
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Not one to be outdone, fellow VS model Shanina Shaik pulled off a look even more sheer than Lima’s at the same event (we wouldn’t have thought it was possible either!). The catwalker showed off her mile-long legs in a Georges Hobeika gown with a thigh-high slit and a filmy tulle skirt.
Shop chic gowns with sheer detailing below:
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Alice McCall Tokyo Skies Split Gown ($650)
Asos Design Tall Metallic Sheer Maxi Dress ($30, down from $60)
Michael Costello x REVOLVE Martin Gown ($288)
Zuhair Murad Moya Sheer Embellished Feather Gown ($11,150)
