Kate Moss's Sheer, Underwear-Baring Dress Also Had a Hood
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A new trend has emerged from this year's runways: hooded dresses. And Kate Moss is the latest to put the fad into action at the 2022 Wall Street Journal Innovator awards on Wednesday.
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But it wasn't just the hood that made the dress high-fashion. The supermodel's Saint Laurent frock was also completely sheer (another runway craze), revealing a black thong underneath, and featured a midsection cutout. She paired the backless gown with silver chandelier earrings, a matching bracelet, chunky black bangles, a chainmail arm cuff, and a long necklace with a gemstone pendant. She finished the look with platform black booties and styled her hair in a top-knot bun under the hood. For her glam, she opted for black liner and red-orange lipstick.
The look was reminiscent of Moss's 1993 see-through dress, which essentially birthed the concept of the naked dress. She recalled the iconic outfit in a recent interview with British Vogue.
"I did not know that this dress was see-through until the pictures came out the next day in the newspaper," she said. "It was the flash that made it look naked 'cause actually the fabric when I was wearing it, when I went out I didn't think it was that see-through. But, obviously, it was."
Moss was joined at the event by a large group of model peers and friends like Amber Valetta (who also rocked a hood), Hailey Bieber, Karlie Kloss, Taylor Hill, and Shalom Harlow. Others to attend the star-studded affair included Margot Robbie, Maya Rudolph, Jerry Seinfeld, Quest Love, Anitta, J Balvin, and more. The celebrities gathered at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City to celebrate the industry's "change-makers."
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