#naked-dressing

#naked-dressing

Naturally, they changed into some of the most daring ensembles of the night - a feat considering the biggest red carpet trend was "naked dressing." Hailey Bieber After keeping it minimal on the carpet, Bieber brought the party in a teeny silver dress covered in crystal-encrusted strands. Styled by Andrew Mukamal (Margot Robbie's go-to image architect), the Rhode founder wore custom Ludovic de Saint Sernin, which featured a backless halter neckline and micro-mini hemline.

It all started at the Golden Globes in January, with Cynthia Erivo's plunging peplum, Miley Cyrus' cutout LBD, and Heidi Klum's slitted 'fit taking center stage. But those ensembles were conservative compared to the ones that came after. From Hollywood premieres and awards shows to fashion weeks and exclusive galas, low backs got lower, slits creeped higher, undies got more visible, and necklines plunged to new depths.

In December 2019, for example, a few months after Uncut Gems was released, the actor attended GQ's annual Men of the Year event in Hollywood. Proving she was way ahead of her time, Fox wore two spicy trends, long before naked dressing became ubiquitous. Julia's Sheer Catsuit At the fete, the Down the Drain author matched the inky carpet in an all-black ensemble. She wore a lace catsuit so sheer, it completely put her strapless brassiere on display.

Jennifer Lopez's iconic career began with her daring green Versace gown at the 2000 Grammys, which launched a trend in daring, see-through fashion.

Megan Thee Stallion skillfully blended the Met Gala theme with her signature naked dressing style, showcasing her bold fashion choices on one of the industry's biggest nights.