Nicole Kidman Proves That This ‘Naked Effect’ Dress Can Be Worn When You Are Over 50 Years Old

The Australian has given a blow of stylistic effect with an empowering dress that has surprised on the red carpet of her next series

Many celebrities went to the red carpet of the party in Los Angeles looking sensational with a variety of dazzling dresses with which she showed their silhouette following the ‘naked dress’ trend, which makes empowerment visible from invisibility.

Yesterday, Nicole Kidman, in the presentation of her new series, the disturbing ‘Expats’ of Prime Video, played this trompe leye with a dress the color of her skin that made a naked effect from a distance, but it was not like that. The pallor of his complexion was attached to the tone of the dress in a unique way.

In 1993, you could search for this dresses but they were almost impossible to find, Kate Moss left the world speechless with her transparent dress, a dress that her daughter Lila Grace has recently worn, a trend that seemed impossible for her to end up in on the red carpet. In 1999, Yves Saint Laurent, by the hand of Alber Elbaz, rose the fashionista nudity by presenting a look in which the model wore a transparent top without a bra. 

Carrie Bradshaw, in the first season of ‘Sex in New York’, went on a date with Mr. Big with a semi-transparent design of DKNY that was responsible for introducing naked dresses in our homes. She was the one who was in charge of popularizing this complicated fashion. “Honey, it’s fabulous. Bravo!” Samantha told her when she saw her while she was serving a glass of Veuve Clicquot. “Well, let’s say it… It’s the naked dress,” said Charlotte, and at that moment the trend was baptized.

The ‘naked dresses’ or ‘nudity effect’ dresses are the favorites of the red carpet, but not everyone dares with this trend, hence Nicole has adapted it to her style by playing with her skin color, an ideal solution to go into fashion beyond the age of 50. The first one who played with this resource was Marilyn Monroe herself with the controversial design of Jean Louis that she created for Marilyn to sing the ‘Happy Birthday’ to John F. Kennedy… The same dress that Kim Kardashian took out of a museum for the Met Gala, with all the mess that that meant.

Because when it was said that the 50 are the new forty and so on, it’s true. You just need to look at actresses like Julia Roberts, who just a few weeks ago surprised her own and strangers with a short look. The famous actress went to a Netflix premiere wrapped in a style that follows the ‘no pants’ trend. Allying with what now seems to be her fetish luxury brand, the Gucci de Sabato de Sarno, the interpreter boasted her legs and, at the same time, joined the current with a set of two garments of the Italian brand.

Two women who at fifty can cope with everything.