Sheer is Here- And This Is How The ‘It’ Girls Are Wearing It
Sheer isn’t just a risque detail anymore. Fashion girlies now opt for a sheer moment to create a billowy, romantic moment that stuns. For the warmer months, a sheer piece can help keep you stylish and breezy despite the high temperatures. Early on, the runways showcased sheer clothing in an avant-garde manner, but this wasn’t always the most optimal for everyday wear. As sheers have trickled through the last couple of seasons, the fashion girlies have found better ways to showcase the trend without revealing too much. While camis and under shorts are key for this look, there are easy ways to add this texture trend into your wardrobe while still feeling comfortable and covered up.
Sheer Skirt

The sheer skirt is probably the trendiest piece you can wear today, but it might be the trickiest for daily wear. Thankfully, many brands have noticed this dilemma and opted for sheer midi skirts with built-in shorts or panels on the top. This still gives you the sheer look without feeling too exposed. Even for those pieces without a built-in piece, you can add some coverage with nude or colored shorts that will still look chic but keep you protected the whole time.
See-through Top

As with skirts, we’ve come a long way since the first tops we saw on the runways. While wearing a completely sheer top might not be a bother for some, for others, it’s not an entirely feasible option. For instance, many brands opt for a more low-key sheer option, such as crochet or light knit, which can mimic the sheer look without exposing you entirely. Conveniently placed panels and accessories have also become easy to cover up your chest without losing that breezy, bohemian feel.
Sheer Dresses

On that same pattern, sheer dresses are another fun way to get the look you want during the warmer months. While sheer dresses are becoming a more common go-to look, they are more challenging to wear for a daily look. Although it’s possible to add some coverage with a cami and shorts, the easiest option is adding a skin-colored slip dress underneath to give you the coverage you seek. If you’re looking for a more resort look, save your sheer dress for your next beach or pool outing as a stylish swimsuit cover-up.
Mesh flats

If wearing any sheer clothing goes completely against your work or dress codes, there’s another way you can slip the trend into your wardrobe. Opt for mesh or open flats that let your feet participate in the trend but don’t force you to add it to your main closet. Mesh flats have recently become easier to find, making them fun to add a pop to your wardrobe without committing completely.