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Naked Dresses Dominated the 2025 VMAs Red Carpet, From Sabrina Carpenter to Tate McRae

The annual MTV Video Music Awards is not only one of music's biggest celebrations, but also presents another opportunity for attendees and performers to show off their sartorial best. Sheer was a reigning trend throughout the night held at New York's UBS Arena, namely with Sabrina Carpenter and Tate McRae outfits. The "Man's Best Friend" singer stunned in a completely sheer, beaded red gown from Valentino with a lavender fuzzy boa. Meanwhile, McRae embraced the trend in a custom Ludovic de Saint Sernin number that featured a bra top with a plunging sweetheart neckline and twisted spaghetti straps paired with a see-through skirt with a train creating a cutout silhouette.

The sheer mania at the 2025 VMAs is just a gleaming reminder that the naked dress trend is still relevant, and not going anywhere anytime soon. Countless celebrities have rocked the silhouette throughout the years, with stars like Miley Cyrus, Kylie Jenner, and Doechii embracing the look, from the Billboard Women in Music Awards to the Met Gala. And these stars prove the trend has graduated from your average see-through slip to more innovative designs - from cutouts with sheer overlays in full-coverage dresses to see-through catsuits. Of course, we've gathered some of the best sultry styles for every style, shape, and occasion that will help you nail the trend.

Whether you're headed to a much-needed girls' night out or gathering looks for your bestie's tropical bachelorette, we have options just for you, even as low as $20. From an unconventional take on the LBD to sheer pants for your warm-weather evening soirées, shop our top sheer finds ahead.



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