Full Transparency is Happening on Paris Fashion Week Runways

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The thought of working transparent clothing into an outfit can be alarming. Overexposure and accidental nip-slips aren't quite what we're looking for during meetings with the big boss. Luckily, the runways in Paris are showing us chic ways to give the sheer trend a go with inspo from see-through overlays to sheer paneling.

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From the more daring of the bunch, Christian Dior's mid-length sheer dresses gave way to a bold one-piece undergarment, and Paco Rabanne's luminous pale blue romper played peekaboo with a matching bra and brief set underneath. Dries Van Noten's pretty and feminine use of layering a scarf-print cami over a gauzy button-down made our hearts flutter, and the layering of floaty, see-through fabric at Olivier Theyskens and Carven were just the right amount of sexy to make us take note. Find your favorite below and take this trend for a spin!

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DRIES VAN NOTEN

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CARVEN

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OLIVIER THEYSKENS

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PACO RABANNE

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CHRISTIAN DIOR

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SONIA RYKIEL

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ALTUZARRA

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GIAMBATTISTA VALLI

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