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When it comes to the sheer clothing trend few dare to take it to the level of the off duty model. A fact that is understandable yes, but a fact / rule that we’d love to see broken if the results were this effective.

Shu Pei Qin sheer

Too much and too sheer? Or something we should be seeing more of? Sound off by leaving a comment below.

This particular look was worn by model Shu Pei Qin and was snapped by NAST.

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Melanie
Melanie wrote on 20th September 2010 at 09.53:
I admire the confidence, but I'm really not into sheer clothing to such an extreme as this. But she didn't fall into the trap of wearing skimpy underwear, and so it doesn't look trashy...
Just highly inappropriate...
Style Anywhere
Style Anywhere wrote on 20th September 2010 at 10.17:
wow! just wow!
dina
dina wrote on 20th September 2010 at 13.50:
okay if brave enough.
anne
anne wrote on 21st September 2010 at 23.37:
i dont like it..
carlota
carlota wrote on 23rd September 2010 at 06.02:

Simply brilliant! a brave job of styling that makes me get quickly to the conclusion that I would like all this girl outfits.
I deeply admire people who have sensitivity in order to be bold.
Sandy
Sandy wrote on 23rd November 2010 at 22.36:
I LOVE this. I think we should see this more often! It's a look I would totally go for (If I had something that sheer that is). Absoltuely love how she paired her jacket with those shoes. Now who said you can only look good in 5 inches? xD
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