Olivia Wilde and Zo? Kravitz Lead a Nipple-Baring Parade in NSFW Looks at Saint Laurent Fashion Show

The unofficial dress code at the brand's Paris Fashion Week show appeared to be "free the nipple" — see how the stars dared to bare at the star-studded event

The celebrity guests at Saint Laurent's Paris Fashion Week show were feeling, err, perky.

On Tuesday, Saint Laurent held its fall/winter 2024 show and there were no shortage of NSFW, skin-baring looks courtesy of the nipple-forward outfit action happening front row and on the runway.

A number of stars on the guest list attended in either completely sheer or nearly see-through looks.

Olivia Wilde, Georgia May Jagger and Elsa Hosk, made the most daring fashion choices, ditching their bras and nipple covers for ultimate exposure.

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Wilde, who’s bared her nipples on the red carpet before, left little to the imagination in a gauzy bodysuit with slinky spaghetti-straps and an open back. The same went for Hosk and Jagger, who opted for head-turning sheer patterned tops — a plunging polka-dot blouse on Hosk and a pinstripe halter-neck bodysuit on Jagger.

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While most of the looks were barely there on top, they happed to be business-casual on the bottom. Wilde, 39, and Jagger, 32, chose pencil skirts and leather gloves in different colors, while Hosk, 35, decided to cover up in a boxy skirt suit.

There were a couple of stars who added to the sex appeal in a more subtle way. Zo? Kravitz, for example, went braless and embraced the thin fabric of her brown midi dress. Lila Moss followed suit in a figure-hugging black dress with an open back cutout.

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There appeared to be a racy dress code at play inspired by the “invisible” collection which had a purposeful naked-ness to it. According to a press release, creative director Anthony Vaccarello sought out to evoke Marilyn Monroe’s “naked” gown. Still, we can’t help but wonder if these liberated ladies made a group chat to coordinate their outfits beforehand.

Swinging in the other direction were front row attendees who bundled up in winter outerwear. Linda Evangelista kept it classic with a black tailored double-breasted coat; Kate Moss styled her fur coat as a dress and Zoe Salda?a rocked a leather jacket like her husband and date Marco Perego.

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