Sunday, 21 May 2017

Trend Alert: Sheer Dresses



Am I late to jump on the bandwagon again? Maybe, but I'm no less ecstatic to try out this trend that has been circling the runways followed by the sidewalks for the past few months. Everywhere from iconic houses like Valentino and Dior to new comers like Molly Goddard, we've seen lighter than air fabrics floating over the silhouette creating these wispy, air like looks. 




Sheer dresses are an over-the-top accessory of sorts as they don't provide any conservative purposes, but merely add something feminine and trendy to any look. When I say any look, I truly mean any look. Though they may fall under the trend category, these statement pieces are surprisingly versatile. Play up the girly factor by layering your sheer dress over floral patterns and light wash denim or go the more emeroo suited route by toying with contrast. A piece so flirty and fun works perfectly throw nonchalantly over a sleek black body suit, ripped denim shorts and sneakers. Swap the sneakers for combat boots and you've hit street style gold. For something that blends in so seamlessly, these dresses have an impact of epic proportions when styled over any look.







For further inspiration on how to style these beautiful, barely there pieces, check out their origins. Designers like Molly Goddard and Simone Rocha show the trend in a light reminiscent of childhood where as Dior and Valentino have done sheer dresses in a more runway to red carpet fashion. Sheer bustier tulle gowns are courtesy of Chiuri at Dior and stunning, garden of Eden like dresses can be found at Valentino for SS 17.










Thanks for reading.

-Emily


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  1. I loved this outfit so much when you posted it on your instagram! I find it quite tempting to pair statement pieces with all black/white or other neutral pieces, but with the bag and the shoes you created more eye-catchers also on second sight <3 very inspiring!!

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