I like Armand Basi's version best.
Black bras under sheer fabric and... open-weave fabrics (my knowledge of fashion terminology is severely lacking). I also love the square glasses and how they've been rotated to look like diamonds. The second look in particular could be the coolest hautest beach cover-up in human history. The look on the right could be the classy version you wear to dinner after a day on the beach in Montauk or wherever. I don't do beaches.
Black bras under sheer fabric and... open-weave fabrics (my knowledge of fashion terminology is severely lacking). I also love the square glasses and how they've been rotated to look like diamonds. The second look in particular could be the coolest hautest beach cover-up in human history. The look on the right could be the classy version you wear to dinner after a day on the beach in Montauk or wherever. I don't do beaches.
I'm also loving the bustiers with the sheer and the 80s ruffle skirt that protrudes from said bustier on the right. I'm not going to lie, I really wish that the bustier on the left was just a smidge higher up and a scotch more fitted, but that could be easily solved if we held blondie down and force-fed her donuts and heavy cream.
Sheer trousers are actually legit-ly awesome and I like this somewhat different interpretation from versions sent down runways by Acne and Dagmar. On another note, the outfit on the right here is so fucking flawless I'd eat my hat to own and rock it. The voluminous yet cropped trousers are balanced in their heaviness by the sheer/bustier top.
sources: nymag fashion, style.com
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