Sheer is my big tip for next season. Whether it's a sheer shirt or a dress with sheer detailing it's a demure yet sexy look which can be easily pulled off.
Madonna has already worn the trend and it appeared on the catwalk at Chanel, Luella and countless Graduate Fashion Week shows.
Selma always seems to have a trick up her sleeve when it comes to fashion — she's one of the few people I've seen attempt the sheer trend and pull it off. Her Marc Jacobs grey cashmere shell and skirt look not only luxurious but comfortable. Insert Coco Chanel quote here: "Luxury must be comfortable, otherwise it is not luxury." Add some simple, beautiful jewelry and a pop of color, and you've got yourself a modern classic.
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In case you haven't noticed, it's Spring. Isn't that supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!. Yes, it is.
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See-through clothes make most gals say, oh, sheer. But we can't avoid the trend altogether because it was everywhere on the Spring runways, including BCBG (left) and Marc Jacobs.
What we can do is find a sheer style that works for our lifestyles and body types.
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Many of us are reluctant to try out the Spring sheer trend. When I saw Amy Smart at the Reebok Takes You Around the World in One Night event last night in New York I remembered that polka dots on a sheer blouse convey the perfect sexy secretary look. Worn with jeans, it's laid-back and sophisticated; worn with a pencil skirt, it's a great date look.
holleighz could stop traffic with her asymmetrical colorblocked ensemble. I love that she tempers the hard-edged feel of her outfit with a feminine mop of curly hair.
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Trends come and go, but the following stood out this year: the return of color, menswear, sheer bliss, global chic, and art school. Lanvin was one of the designers who spearheaded the revival of bold colors; Ralph Lauren deliciously dabbled in menswear; Calvin Klein went sheer madness; Etro embraced tribal motifs; Diane von Furstenberg attended art school. All these trends have staying power but which do you think is the best new trend of 2007?
(L-R: Lanvin, Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Etro, Diane von Furstenberg)
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It never ceases to amaze me, how fashion forward you Fab ladies are. I go to New York, and transparency is all over the runways for Spring, and then I go looking through all your Fab Finds and what do you know, you're all over the sheer trend. The sheer look covered (or didn't cover, rather) your favorite skirts, tops, dresses, and even lingerie...
The Fab Finder of the week is nikkeeb, who found this cute and wearable sweetheart top.
