In case you haven’t heard, the (nearly) naked dress is back, and it has been for a while - 2022 was even crowned the ‘Year of the Naked Dress’ by Vogue, so you know it’s serious.
But like all trends, it twists, turns and takes on different forms to stay relevant. A typical nearly naked dress is usually marked by the absence of a bra, presence of nipples and perhaps a skimpy pair of pants (think Kate Moss in 1993 or Rose McGowan at the 1998 VMAs). The new naked dress, though? It’s the complete reverse. Wearing our underwear on display, and this time it’s not on our bottom half (be gone, whale tail).
