Hottest look at Paris Fashion Week won’t keep you warm

Despite the fall chill that took over Sunday during Paris fashion week, actress and fashion darling Dakota Fanning sashayed her way into Valentino’s show wearing the most popular runway trend we’ve seen all week in the City of Light, from Saint Laurent to John Galliano: a see-through black dress with a bra and pair of high-waisted
underwear styled underneath.
Never mind that scandalous description. Fanning — a true fashion veteran — nailed the look. The starlet paired her sleeveless lace number with minimal but matching accessories: a small black purse and strappy black heels.
A slew of stars — Jessica Alba, Diane Kruger and Hailee Steinfeld, to name a few — accompanied Fanning on the front row for designer Pierpaolo Piccoli’s solo debut at the storied house.
And what was on offer? A revamped, confident take on the brand’s signature designs: shiny, pleated frocks, ethereal gowns, micro-mini cross-body handbags, and, of course, a variety of takes on Fanning’s flirty frock.

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