Wallflowers, take warning: In keeping with the runways’ newfound yen for nudity, designers are daring their clientele to bare just a bit more for Spring with a host of bra tops. Interpretations ran the gamut, from Alexander Wang’s dreamy, cream-colored take at Balenciaga to Dries Van Noten’s more substantial, layered imagining. Amid the artful pieces on Simon Porte Jacquemus’s runway was a cinched poplin bandeau. As for how to wear it, styling, he says, is crucial. “It could be worn on top of a simple T-shirt or a classic [button-down] shirt. It can be very easy or not.”
Consider this equation: The flimsier the top, the more generous a pant or skirt you’ll want to opt for. Jacquemus’s mannish trousers, for example, make a winning marriage with the style. Whether you go for a bra top in your own life or not, perhaps this trend is one that’s a harbinger of larger sea changes. Per Jacquemus: “I think we all need to be free, and bare is, of course, a [sign of] freedom, before being a fashion trend.” Amen.
source: vogue.com
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