It's about time for those folks on the other side of the internet who find the female body deeply offensive to accept the facts: naked dressing is in, and it always will be. Based on how many times we've reported on it alone, it should be obvious how we feel about the trend—but allow us to reiterate our stance. We think naked dressing is the ultimate power move, we think showing off your body is fun and cool, and we don't mind seeing a little butt.
At the 2026 LACMA Art + Film Gala on Saturday, an annual event and fundraiser where the worlds of Hollywood and art collide, there were a lot of fashion moments worth shouting out. But despite how perfectly tailored Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner's dresses were, how much Anya Taylor-Joy and Alex Consani's dresses looked like works of art, and how elegantly chic Jessica Williams and Monica Barbaro looked, we can't help but feel an affinity towards the looks that showed a bit (or a lot) of skin.
As naked dress aficionados, we would go so far as to say that the trend has a series of subgenres. Models Iris Law and Stella Maxwell went the sheer route, with Law in a custom Amaramara gown constructed out of 6000 mother-of-pearl tiles for a cha...