Naked trends equal anything nude, sheer, clear, or barely there in the fashion world. You already knew that, though, because we’ve shared an assortment of different “naked” looks this year. We even ranked what a level 1 to level 10 naked ensemble looks like in our book. (Spoiler alert: Rihanna won as the most naked with her look on our list.) With today’s feature, we’re highlighting the different naked trends celebrities supported throughout the year. Everyone from Kate Middleton and Victoria Beckham to Bella Hadid and Kourtney Kardashian had a fair share of nude outfit moments.
Over the past year, celebs have tricked our eyes on the red carpet, with street style looks, and even when it comes to wedding guest looks, by wearing skin-colored or clear items. The most popular “naked” trend of the year falls in the footwear category, with A-listers’ favorite see-through and nude heels and sandals. See the celebrity naked fashion trends that caught our attention this year and shop our favorite pieces inspired by the looks while you’re scrolling.
Shoes
Beyonce’s naked boots made her legs look longer while attending a basketball game in February.
As we pointed out last January, Miranda Kerr’s naked Steve Madden shoes have rave reviews.
Kendall Jenner’s naked shoes will also help you fake longer legs.
Remember when Kate Middleton wore naked shoes to Meghan Markle’s wedding.
Don’t forget about Gwyneth Paltrow’s unique naked shoes.
Dresses & Jumpsuits
And when Bella Hadid wore the prettiest version of the naked dress.
That time Angelina Jolie’s strapless naked dress and naked heels couldn’t have been chicer.
And Bella Hadid wore this similar nude dress.
Never forget when J.Lo wore naked pants on the red carpet like it’s no big deal.
Swimsuits
Here Bella Hadid vacationed in a “naked” swimsuit last spring.
Tops
When Bella Hadid wore this completely “naked” look out in NYC.
Bella Hadid nearly broke the internet in this naked catsuit.
Victoria Beckham’s “naked” styling idea is very Kim Kardashian West (see slide next slide).
See what we mean?
