Leave it to Saint Laurent to inspire Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's latest sartorial risk: a striking look in sheer lace.
The model graced the maison's spring/summer 2027 show by Anthony Vaccarello at Fontaine du Trocadéro on September 29. Rosie’s look consisted of a high-neck, long-sleeved opaque midi dress with intricate lace embroidery and a thigh-high front split. Embracing a daring finish, she styled the figure-hugging silhouette over black briefs, opting to go braless underneath.
The garment was styled with black pointed-toe pumps, a matching clutch bag, and diamond-encrusted drop earrings. Rosie's luscious blonde locks were slicked back into an elegant updo with a middle parting while her makeup oozed soft glam, courtesy of a bronze eye and a nude-staind lip.
© Corbis via Getty Images for SainRosie wasn't the only guest to embrace 'naked' dressing. Zoe Saldaña wore a sheer negligee that featured spaghetti straps with delicate cups and a flowing silhouette. The dress was embellished with intricate black sequins and layered with an oversized blazer that draped off her shoulders.
At its core, the 'naked dress' trend is defined by its barely-there materials, sheer mesh, metallic knits, chainmail, lace, and airy organza all play a part in its ethereal appeal.
© Corbis via Getty Images for SainFollowing the show, Rosie attended the Revolve Launch Magazine photocall. The model slipped into a chic black mini dress that exuded 90s minimalism. The garment featured a sleeveless design with a figure-hugging silhouette. It was styled with sheer stockings and a chunky gold necklace.
© WireImageRosie Huntington-Whiteley's workout routine
Rosie's flawless physique is courtesy of her dedicated fitness regime, which prioritizes weight training. "II feel really strong and it’s improved my posture, muscle tone and definition. Every girl should do it," she told British Vogue.
© Getty ImagesThe supermodel also follows cycle syncing workouts to adapt each exercise to help manage energy levels and mood. "My trainer and I will discuss where I'm at in my cycle and decide whether to go heavier or [depending on where I am], if I want to do a high-rep, low weight workout. There’s nothing more satisfactory to me than when I go up in weight. It makes me happy when I start to see the results of [consistently] lifting," she shared.
Rosie also follows a strict sleep schedule. "I'm up most mornings at 6.30am with the children, so I try to be in bed, lights off, by 10.30pm. I have to be quite disciplined with that. If I can, I’m an eight hours a night person," she added. Rosie also ensures that she sleeps in a cold bedroom to help release melatonin. "I'm obsessed with my bedroom being cold; it helps me sleep really well. When it can't be cold, I find that’s when I’m waking up more at night," she said.
