Model Irina Shayk had a braless fashion moment in a risqué, sheer minidress while attending an event in Milan. Shayk donned a bejeweled and almost see-through dress, combining it with an oversized casual hoodie to the d’Alba Piedmont New Product Line Presentation. She appeared to be glistening in tones of nude and silver for the event that occurred at the Palazzo Viscon on Sunday. Before that, the 38-year-old had successfully channeled a Lara Croft costume for Halloween 2024 and reunited with ex-husband Bradley Cooper for trick or treating with their daughter in New York City.

Irina Shayk opts for sheer bejeweled minidress for beauty event in Milan

Irina Shayk‘s braless fashion streak continues, very recently in a sheer, halterneck minidress for a beauty event in Milan. The model sported a bejeweled short dress with rows of silver embellishments for the d’Alba Piedmont New Product Line Presentation at Palazzo Visconti. The nearly see-through dress had a halter neck, barely reached her thighs, and had a backless design. Nonetheless, Shayk’s back was covered with the black, oversized hoodie she wore over the dress. She styled it with an open zipper and a drop-down shoulder.

For the vegan beauty brand’s event, Shayk paired her sheer minidress with shades of silver and nude. She sported a pair of lace-up heels tied around the ankles and styled her heavily decorated outfit with statement diamond earrings. As for makeup, the mother of one combined neutral tones, keeping it minimal with a glossy lip shade. Moreover, she kept it natural with her sleek, black hair tucked behind her ears and green eyes. 

Previously, in September, Irina Shayk wore multiple see-through outfits following the sheer trend during the Milan Fashion Week. One of these ensembles was an Alberta Ferretti gothic sheer gown with a lingerie-like look. She had styled the attire with bold brown lipstick.

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We stan Harper’s Bazaar France hard here at theFashionSpot. Following the magazine’s triumphant relaunch in 2023, covers starring the likes of Catherine Deneuve, Amelia Gray, Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, and Layla Etengan have blown us away. Oliver Lalanne adds Irina Shayk to his impressive list of cover accomplishments with the unveiling of the October 2024 edition of Harper’s Bazaar France. The Russian beauty, who swept up at the Dolce & Gabbana, Isabel Marant, and Coperni shows during the recent Spring 2025 season, poses for Anthony Seklaoui. In the cover shot, Shayk seemingly works up a sweat and slips on Cano water, sporting damp hair and a Prada jacket, as chosen for the occasion by cover shoot stylist Elodie David Touboul.

The October 2024 Cover of Harper’s Bazaar France with Irina Shayk:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“HORRIBLE! Irina Shayk is the example of a beautiful woman who everything she does seems cheap,” critiqued DK92 the moment the cover dropped.

“I want to know what secrets she’s privy to for her to be booked THIS much,” chimed in marsnoop2.

“Irina’s hair on the cover is a hard pass for me. You have to work to make her hair unattractive. Why would you do that?” asked jeremydante.

In complete agreement was vogue28. “I adore Irina Shayk but this ain’t her finest hour on the cover of a fashion magazine. Not a fan of the lank and damp hair or drinking the Cano water. It makes no sense whatsoever, and everything just feels like an afterthought,” he complained.

“Why did they choose the worst photo for the cover?” questioned Alquimista.

“This is not the best shot of Irina Shayk,” MModa confessed.

See more of Irina Shayk for Harper’s Bazaar France October 2024 and join the conversation, here.

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Irina Shayk’s latest goth look definitely turned heads at the Milan Fashion Week. The model stepped out in a lingerie-like see-through gown, exuding a sultry but regal vibe. The goth gown and her makeup made up for the minimal accessories that she opted for to complete her ensemble. As is evident from her recent appearance, Shayk is one among several celebrities who have dominated the sheer trend in the best way possible.

Irina Shayk brings goth glam to Milan Fashion Week

Irina Shayk brought the goth glam to Milan Fashion Week as she attended Vogue Italia’s 60th Anniversary x Ray-Ban event in a sheer black gown. According to Page Six, the Alberta Ferretti design with a see-through blouse featured pleated black fabric. The black lace surrounding the shoulder straps, chest, and waistline gave a more elevated look to the goth theme.

Irina Shayk coordinated the upper portion of her outfit with black briefs. The lacy fabric covered her long legs while the model opted for heeled sandals. The mother-of-one led the dress to do all the talking, given how she ditched wearing a necklace or earrings. Continuing her goth glam, she chose to go with minimal makeup, drawing the majority of the attention to her dark brown lipstick.

Shayk has made several runway walks since Milan Fashion Week kicked off on September 17. She has appeared on multiple shows, including Max Mara, Etro, Marni, and Alberta Ferretti. The 38-year-old model made another bold statement for the Etro show when she went braless under a denim jacket paired with blue shorts. Furthermore, she shared several of her looks and what went on behind the scenes on social media.

Page Six reported that Irina Shayk also showcased glamorous looks at the New York Fashion Week before heading overseas to Milan Fashion Week. She walked the runway for Tory Burch, Michael Kors, and Carolina Herrera.

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We’ve been lying in wait for the new Dolce & Gabbana Beauty advertising to drop, for what feels like an eternity. Back in April, a tidbit over on theFashionSpot forums gave us an epic cast had shot an advertising campaign for the Italian fashion house’s beauty line. The wait is over. The epic (huge understatement) cast includes Irina Shayk, Felice Nova Noordhoff, Aker Ajak, Sacha Quenby, Carré Otis, Jerry Hall, Valentine Rontez, Chloe Oh, Georgia May Jagger, and Taras Romanov. The lineup descends upon an Italian villa for dinner, each playing the role of a different character for the short ‘Il Pranzo’ film. The occasion comes to life with magnetic glances and whispered conversations between the ensemble cast, directed and photographed by Steven Klein – complete with Carine Roitfeld on styling duties.

The Dolce & Gabbana Beauty ‘Il Pranzo’ Campaign by Steven Klein:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Absolutely love this – from concept to casting. So kitsch, so glamorous and so different from every other beauty campaign on the market today. Not to mention the sight of Jerry Hall, Irina Shayk and the wonderful surprise of seeing Carré Otis. So looking forward to more!” raved vogue28.

“Carré Otis will always have it!” WAVES enthused.

“Oh I love this,” declared forum member Serend1pity.

Also very much a fan was fashionsavvvvvy. “The Steven Klein I like and miss: dark and dramatic!” they admired.

“It’s weird,” Lola701 voiced. It’s the Tom Ford Beauty team doing a Tom Ford-like campaign for Dolce & Gabbana. It works but it’s not convincing for D&G.”

“It isn’t successfully selling me anything, I find it just feels flat – and weirdly boring, when it shouldn’t be,” pointed out an underwhelmed tigerrouge.

See more from the Dolce & Gabbana Beauty ‘Il Pranzo’ advertising campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Irina Shayk ain’t no stranger to the cover of Vogue. After all, subsequent to scoring her very first (for Vogue Spain) back in 2013, we’ve bared witness to the Russian beauty front just about every major international edition (from British Vogue and Vogue Japan to Vogue Germany and more recently on Vogue Italia). Shayk makes her debut as a Vogue Korea cover girl, as editor Shin Kwang-ho welcomes the industry fave onto a duo of August 2024 covers. The current face of Swarovski, Marc Jacobs and the Michael Kors Pour Femme scent dons two head-to-toe looks from Miu Miu’s Fall 2024 collection (selected for the occasion by stylist Matt Holmes). In the two cover photographs, Shayk gazes down the lens of photographer Philip-Daniel Ducasse, captured on location within the Greenwich Village neighborhood of New York City.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I swear the more I see of Irina Shayk, the more I realize she mostly just stands there and looks cold. I have seen SOME beautiful work come from her, but I just do not get Irina’s success,” voiced marsnoop2.

“So underwhelming…” Ihhbl chimed in.

Also not best impressed was vogue28. “Always loved me some Irina Shayk but these Vogue Korea covers just ain’t it. After such strong Mona Touggard covers last month, this feels like a huge setback. I despite how pedestrian and amateur the two cover images are, as if caught outside some show during fashion week. Not a fan,” he shared.

Oaklee91 described the outcome as “pedestrian” but do you agree?

Check out more of Irina Shayk from the August 2024 issue of Vogue Korea and share your own thoughts, here.

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Along with Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, Michael Kors also favors Lachlan Bailey when it comes to enlisting photographers for the advertising campaigns of his eponymous fashion empire. The Australian fashion photographer has proved to be a match made in heaven for Michael Kors over recent seasons, having pointed his lens toward the likes of Bella Hadid and Blesnya Minher. Kors ultimately calls upon Bailey once again, with the unveiling of the Pour Femme and Pour Homme fragrance advertising campaign. Kors ushers in Irina Shayk and Jon Kortajarena as the faces and embodiment of the new scents, who pose at sunset on a luxurious yacht docked in Miami, Florida. Styled by megawatt fashion icon Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele, the pair serve pure unapologetic jet-set glamour throughout the sultry campaign offering.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I’m not feeling it. They don’t have chemistry together. The commercial would be better if it explored their sensuality,” shared a disapproving DK92.

“I’m just seeing tacky, sorry. Irina cheapens everything she’s in,” blueorchid chimed in.

Wolkfolk commented: “Irina Shayk and Jon Kortajarena have no sexual or romantic chemistry in the video. But they look amazing together and individually. They are, however, fully giving flashy-money chemistry. It honestly works really well.”

WAVES agreed, adding: “Very effective, IMO. Michael Kors claiming back that yacht way of living he has always been an apologist of. Irina and Jon both look great!”

“Classic jet-set Kors, love love love! And it was styled by Carlyne! Love it more!” exclaimed kasper.

Share your own thoughts on the Michael Kors Pour Femme and Pour Homme fragrance campaign, here.

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Marc Jacobs stays switching it up when it comes to enlisting photographers for his various different advertising campaigns. Over recent seasons, everyone from Tyler Mitchell and Tyrone Levon to Juergen Teller and Harley Weir have been commissioned to lens campaign imagery for the designer’s eponymous brand. Added to the list with the unveiling of Jacobs’ latest is Carin Backoff. Shining a spotlight upon ‘The Sack Bag’ for Summer 2024, Jacobs endorses a whole plethora of personalities as the face and embodiment of the handbag that launched earlier this year. Sabrina Carpenter, Vittoria Ceretti, Irina Shayk, Anok Yai, Charli XCX and Gabriette make appearances throughout the vibrant and splashy campaign, each styled by Alastair McKimm and captured against a gray backdrop within Backoff’s photographic studio.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Vittoria and Irina look great! Not sure about the panties, tho,” voiced justaguy.

“Love the photographs! Beautiful and minimal with a pop of hot, bright colors!” MModa admired.

Also very much a fan was vogue28: “The strongest Marc Jacobs campaign in what feels like forever! There’s a sense of life here, feels more… sultry and alive than recent Marc Jacobs campaigns. The casting is great, but would’ve just left it at Vittoria Ceretti, Irina Shayk and Anok Yai. Nevertheless, a thumbs up from me!”

“The girls look great but the products are not desirable…” scoffed forum member thiago.

KoV agreed, exclaiming: “Imagine getting this cast together just to hawk that bag!”

See more from Marc Jacobs’ Summer 2024 handbag advertising campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Last night, stars from the world of fashion, film, music and entertainment were out in full force to celebrate the opening of The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” exhibit.

Naturally, the most buzz-worthy spectacle on the fashion calendar generated a vast amount of show-stopping fashion moments for us to sit back and fawn over. The “The Garden of Time” dress code, inspired by a short story from 1962 of the same title by J.G. Ballard could have perhaps been interpreted in a variety of different ways. As expected, however, a whole multitude of archival magic was unearthed and florals for spring actually proved to be somewhat… groundbreaking.

Kim Kardashian requested Maison Margiela’s John Galliano create a haute couture look composed of a pale grey cashmere cardigan, a corset rewoven from antique silver brocade and a skirt in tooled silver metal evoking lace and florals. A staggering 98,000 crystals later and Anok Yai hit the famed steps of the 2024 Met Gala in a custom Swarovski creation while South African singer required a little help up the stairs, essentially donning a Balmain sand sculpture. Zendaya opted for not one but two breathtaking looks. This year’s Met Gala co-host first descended upon the event showcasing a striking ocean-blue gown by John Galliano for Maison Margiela that included a dramatic matching headpiece. The undisputed style icon later ventured up the steps again in a black archival look from Givenchy’s Spring 1996 haute couture collection (designed by the late Alexander McQueen). Inspired by a Richard Avedon photograph, Nicole Kidman asked Balenciaga’s Denma to breath new life into an original monochromatic Cristóbal Balenciaga creation from 1951 while Demi Moore hit all the right notes in a Harris Reed confection.

Needless to say, the 2024 Met Gala did not disappoint. Right here on theFashionSpot, we’ve rounded up 60+ of the most must-see looks. Scroll further for the most show-stopping fashion moments of the night:

Zendaya:

Teyana Taylor:

Jessica Biel:

Kendall Jenner:

Sarah Paulson:

Amanda Seyfried:

Tyla:

Brie Larson:

Keke Palmer:

Amelia Gray:

Naomi Campbell:

Doja Cat:

Lizzo:

Irina Shayk:

Imaan Hammam:

Kaia Gerber:

Nicki Minaj:

Adwoa Aboah:

Kylie Minogue:

Gigi Hadid:

Rita Ora:

Riley Keough:

Aya Nakamura:

Nicole Kidman:

Chloë Sevigny:

Janelle Monáe:

Georgina Chapman:

Taylor Russell:

Mindy Kaling:

Kim Kardashian:

Lana Del Rey:

FKA Twigs:

Demi Lovato:

Quannah Chasinghorse:

Sarah Jessica Parker:

Rosalía:

Zendaya… again:

Jennifer Lopez:

Penélope Cruz:

Dua Lipa:

Taraji P. Henson:

Greta Lee:

Demi Moore:

Kylie Jenner:

Michelle Yeoh:

Paloma Elsesser:

Sydney Sweeney:

Anok Yai:

Ayo Edebiri:

Ashley Graham:

Gwendoline Christie:

Cynthia Erivo:

Ariana Grande:

Pamela Anderson:

Elle Fanning:

Shakira:

Serena Williams:

Jodie Turner-Smith:

Linda Evangelista:

Uma Thurman

Naomi Watts:

Sabrina Carpenter:

Elizabeth Debicki:

Cardi B:

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Vogue Italia is one of those fashion magazines with an immense legacy (all thanks to the sheer brilliance of the late great Franca Sozzani). Since Sozzani’s passing, the Italian fashion bible has underwent some significant changes and is undoubtedly a shadow of its former self. From 2017 to 2021, Emanuele Farneti served as editor-in-chief, who was ultimately replaced with Francesca Ragazzi (the magazine’s current head of editorial content). Covers throughout Ragazzi’s reign have been extremely hit and miss – with last month’s Bella Hadid offering feeling like a total missed opportunity. For May 2024, Ragazzi welcomes Irina Shayk as cover girl, marking the Russian beauty’s third since 2017. The industry fave takes it to the racetrack, to the home of Ferrari in the Italian commune of Maranello to be exact. Irina shoots a look over her shoulder clad in Dolce & Gabbana, shot by photographer Theo Liu and styled by Anastasia Barbieri.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I miss those days when I would see the cover and get really intrigued by the image, analyzing the backstory etc. All I see now is just an average-looking cover that will be forgotten. Sad,” sighed NicholasII.

“Horrible. That traffic light thing totally ruins the shot,” mikel instantly pointed out.

In agreement was Cocteau Stone: “From her head down to the coat there is a nice 70’s cinematic look. Then, from the head up, with that obstructive light system it quickly heads into corny 80s film territory!”

“Theo Liu’s photography is amateur beyond belief and I’m dumbstruck over how underwhelming Anastasia Barbieri’s styling is. The cover shot itself is hideous, far too zoomed out for my taste. This could’ve been fierce but it’s a FLOP,” chimed in vogue28.

Not everyone, however, was left so dissatisfied with the outcome. “It has a 70s cinematic allure, pretty Italian,” admired ivano.

“Love the cover and great to see Irina. She is beautiful,” enthused MModa.

“Feels refreshing in a way,” said Petrus.

See more of Irina Shayk as Vogue Italia’s April 2024 cover girl and share your own thoughts, here.

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It has now been one whole year since Giovanna Battaglia made the brilliant upon brilliant decision to enlist Steven Meisel as Swarovski’s campaign photographer. Meisel’s bedazzling imagery for the Austrian jewelry company has left us completely enchanted, season after season, campaign after campaign. Thankfully, Battaglia welcomes back the master American lensman for his fourth consecutive Swarovski campaign, with the unveiling of the flawless Spring 2024 campaign installment. Inspired by the archetype of Venus, models Irina Shayk, Karlie Kloss, Fei Fei Sun, Imaan Hammam and Abby Champion morph into mythical creatures from the sea, each dripping in layers of layers of Hyperbola jewelry and multi-faceted Millenia crystals in the undeniably stunning and utterly spectacular portrait images.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Stunning campaign!” heralded justaguy.

“Stunning campaign!” echoed MModa. “Beautiful imagery. Shayk is a great addition and Kloss looks fierce and in charge!”

“Irina and Karlie DELIVERED,” applauded VogueDisciple93.

Ihhbl was in complete agreement, commenting: “Wow, Irina and Karlie look GORGEOUS! Powerful eye contact, which is what a miss nowadays and these ladies delivered! Fei Fei also looks lovely!”

Also in love with the end result was vogue28: “Another FLAWLESS Swarovski campaign from Steven Meisel. The styling, again, is genius. Every single piece of Swarovski looks desirable and gorgeous here. I love the whole mermaid vibe, and how polished and poised the girls are.”

“Gorgeous! I love them all,” Salvatore enthused.

See more from Swarovski’s Steven Meisel-shot Spring 2024 advertising campaign and join the conversation over on theFashionSpot forums, here.

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