On first glance, an entirely sheer dress (so sheer, in fact, that you can see everything - I mean everything - underneath) doesn't sound like the easiest party look to pull off. At an event this week in LA - celebrating the launch of Tiffany & Co's Lock - Hailey Bieber arrived wearing a black bralette and matching briefs. How do we know? Because her dress, a fine-gauge maxi, was sheer enough to show them off.
While a chic cocktail party dress might suit most, there's something jaw-dropping about this barely-there look. We're not suggesting you try exactly the same look at your office party - although, if you're game, Ganni's crocheted mini dress will have the same tantalising effect as Bieber's - but you could dip your toe into sheer territory.
Mango is practically a one-stop shop for all things see-through this autumn. Why not try wearing its cropped cardigan, which has a suggestively open weave, with nothing but a bra underneath? Or, if you like the concept but want to keep your undergarments concealed (thanks very much), it has a silver openwork skirt that is cleverly lined. & Other Stories' sheer tie blouse, on the other hand, shows the merest hint of skin that is an easy entry point.
SHOP: The Best Sheer On The High Street
1 of 6& Other Stories, Frilled And Tie Sheer Blouse
Worn with a high-waisted pair of jeans, this sheer blouse shows just the right amount of skin.
2 of 6Mango, Textured Button Cardigan
Style this with a black bralette to nod to the sheer trend.
3 of 6Mango, Openwork Knitted Lurex Skirt
This skirt's lining means that it's the ultimate way to do sheer while not showing your knickers.
4 of 6Ganni, Crochet Open-Back Mini Dress
Ganni's crochet dress works just as well in winter as it does in summer (just add tights and knee-high boots).
5 of 6Whistles, Checked Mesh Top
This sheer polo neck would make a tantalising addition to some sharp tailoring.
6 of 6Weekday, Tini Knit Dress
Weekday's knit dress can be worn alone or over jeans.