The INSIDER Summary:
- Many stars have given the naked dress trend a shot, but Kim Kardashian has them all beat.
- The reality star headed out for dinner in Calabasas wearing a vintage Helmut Lang see-through dress.
- She managed to keep parts of her body somewhat covered up with a vintage Jil Sander coat and a pair of silk panties.
Put a fork in it — the naked dress trend has crescendoed to heights that may never again be reached! While everyone from Bella Hadid, "Westworld" star Angela Sarafyan, Katy Perry, and of course, the Jenner sisters, has given the craze their best shot this year, Kim Kardashian West upped the ante to a level that’s off the charts, stepping out in the naked dress to end all naked dressed forever.
In a look that was a far cry from the sleek Jean Paul Gauthier suit the mother of two donned for the "Forbes" Women’s Summit last month, Kardashian West headed out for dinner at Shibuya Sushi in Calabasas, California, wearing a vintage Helmut Lang, completely see-through garment that was more akin to a plastic shower curtain than an actual dress.
Bucking the bra (or at least appearing to), the 36-year-old kept her, erm, assets (sort of) covered beneath a flasher-style vintage Jil Sander coat and a pair of silken beige panties. She accessorized with a pair of matching see-through Perspex mules ($625) from her hubby’s own Yeezy line.
Kim Kardashian Spotted wearing a Spring 1999 Raf Simons Coat & 'Clear' Helmut Lang Dress🎌 pic.twitter.com/rIuBMSf9VW
— Outlander (@StreetFashion01) July 14, 2017
We’ve gotta hand it to her: You’ve gotta be CONFIDENT to rock that type of garb! Then again, it’s nothing we haven’t seen before from the businesswoman, who famously gave us not one, but two NSFW selfies (now-deleted) that pretty much broke the internet.
Sorry, JLo, but it looks like you’ve been dethroned as our naked dress Queen: We’ve entered a whole new era of Kim that, frankly, we’re not sure there’s any returning from.
Yowza!
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