Transparent clothes are the boldest trend of 2024. Here's how to wear it according to street style fashion.
Guide to the boldest trend of Spring Summer 2024: wearing transparent clothes from morning to night.
Fashion is a vehicle through which we express our individuality and face the world with style. Lately, a bold trend has taken over international runways and street style looks: transparent clothes. The final effect is a bold style, an expression of a new awareness - both feminine and masculine - that the body is not constrained or covered but needs to express itself in total freedom.
Despite all the outfits that have been accepted in recent years, wearing a dress that reveals lingerie or, in some cases, nude curves is a form of expressing confidence. It is part of accepting one's body, which is exhibited and even highlighted by transparent nets and veils. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore how to adopt this strong trend in spring/summer 2024, to be tried from morning to night.
The morning challenge, or transparency at work
Start your day with a style statement. Opt for a high-quality transparent top paired with a more formal jacket or blazer, made of refined lace or crepe de chine. Choose neutral tones like black, white, or nude to maintain the sophistication of the work outfit, and always pair it with strict pieces borrowed from the male world, such as tailored pants.
Boho chic with the net
For a casual afternoon, play with the see-through effect achieved by using crochet-worked nets: a midi skirt worn with culottes or a handcrafted sweater that allows you to achieve that bohemian chic side, reminiscent of the beaches of Ibiza starting from April.
Transparent dresses for her
Fashion draws from the underwear wardrobe to boldly dress for the long nights of spring/summer. There is a nod to Kate Moss in the '90s but also to the first nude dress chosen by Marilyn Monroe to sing 'Happy Birthday, Mr. President,' or Jane Birkin in Saint Tropez in 1969.
Voile blouse for new masculine elegance
No longer the rigidity of the classic cotton poplin shirt (typically paired with a suit). As seen on the red carpet or the latest Sanremo stage, international stylists are proposing a new masculine image, a refined one that references the eighteenth century, less bourgeois and more aristocratic. We can say sophisticated. Give way to wide and extremely light blouses, in an airy voile, that showcase the male body.
