Dresses & skirts.

Abbey Lee becomes a trend setter

So far she’s the biggest proponent of the trend, but don’t let supermodel Abbey Lee Kershaw snap up all the sheer maxi dresses before 2011 kicks off. Get out there and indulge in the trend while it’s still at the micro-trend stage.

Win: a dress from MLY Black Label

The sheer maxi-skirt is taking over both the runways and the streets. And while it’s usually the off-duty models that we spy in the more daring examples (see Abbey Lee’s striking take and Shu Pei Qin’s cobweb dress) that doesn’t mean you should be discouraged. The perfect solution: the versatile, wearable, and utterly gorgeous Sheer Bliss Skirt/Dress by MLY Black Label. Featuring gathered layers of…
MLY Black Label: Spring 2010 Lookbook
MLY Black Label: Spring 2010 Lookbook
MLY Black Label: Spring 2010 Lookbook
MLY Black Label: Spring 2010 Lookbook
MLY Black Label: Spring 2010 Lookbook
MLY Black Label: Spring 2010 Lookbook
MLY Black Label: Spring 2010 Lookbook
MLY Black Label: Spring 2010 Lookbook

Seeing it through

While sheer clothing has persisted as a trend for several seasons – nay, years now – the see-through skirt is still an elusive creature. For those daring enough to tame one, it can pay dividends. The key to making it a surefire success is to keep the rest simple, and don’t show too much. Tulle can work wonders for this: it’s sheer, but thick enough…

Simple sky blue

I know it’s uninventive to use such a well-worn aphorism, but it really is true: sometimes simple just is best. For more street style photos follow that link The photo was snapped by Vanessa Jackman.
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Anna Dello Russo: leopard and lace

Anna Dello Russo is twice as fit and three times more confidence than many women half her age. Try doing that math. You’ll probably find it equates to sheer lace dresses by Dolce & Gabbana paired with leopard print accessories. It’s not the first time we’ve seen Anna in see-through clothing, either. More pictures after the jump.

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