Daisy Edgar-Jones Is Bella Hadid's Twin in the Same Saint Laurent Naked Skirt Set
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The recent buzz surrounding Daisy Edgar-Jones’ embrace of Saint Laurent’s infamous “naked skirt” set, mirroring a previous look by Bella Hadid, speaks volumes about the evolving landscape of modern femininity and luxury fashion. It’s more than just celebrity styling; it’s a subtle recalibration of what “risqué” can mean within a high-fashion context, and a fascinating exploration of how seemingly daring pieces can be integrated into a more accessible, relatable style. The conversation around this particular look – and the broader trend it represents – aligns with a shift away from overt displays of wealth and towards a more understated, intentional expression of personal style, a sensibility we’ve observed increasingly amongst our audience. The willingness of both Hadid and Edgar-Jones to wear, and *own*, this provocative silhouette signals a move beyond purely shock value, instead demonstrating a considered understanding of silhouette and impact. It’s a strategic move that feels less about flaunting and more about embodying a confident, almost defiant, elegance. This echoes the themes we explore regarding effortless style and empowered self-expression, elements that resonate deeply with the quiet luxury aesthetic. Furthermore, the discussion around renting clothes Renting clothes and sustainable fashion Sustainable fashion / BNTO feels particularly relevant here; the accessibility of designer pieces, even through rental services, democratizes high fashion and allows for experimentation without the commitment of permanent ownership.
The key takeaway isn't necessarily the naked skirt itself, but rather the *way* it's being styled and received. It’s not about mimicking a celebrity's exact look, but rather understanding the underlying ethos – a quiet confidence, a willingness to push boundaries tastefully, and a rejection of performative displays of wealth. We saw this principle expertly applied with Zendaya’s recent embrace of a vintage Giorgio Armani web dress Zendaya Spins a 35-Year-Old Giorgio Armani Web Dress for the 'Spider-Man' Rome Premiere, demonstrating that timeless elegance can coexist with contemporary boldness. The fascination with the “wearability” of the naked skirt, as the article highlights, underscores this point. It suggests a growing desire for fashion that is both visually striking and grounded in reality, a departure from the often-unrealistic and unattainable trends presented in mainstream media. This aligns perfectly with our core belief that luxury should be implied, not screamed; it's about the feeling it evokes, the confidence it inspires, and the story it tells about the wearer.
The lasting impact of this trend extends beyond mere aesthetics. It reflects a broader cultural shift towards embracing individuality and challenging traditional notions of beauty and femininity. The power dynamic is shifting – women are increasingly dictating the terms of their own self-expression, and fashion is becoming a tool for empowerment rather than a means of conforming to external pressures. It’s a conscious rejection of the “look at me” mentality in favor of a more nuanced and introspective approach to style. This resonates with our brand’s emphasis on inner states and emotional connection; the clothing we choose should be an extension of our authentic selves, reflecting our values and aspirations. The celebration of these looks, and the subsequent analysis of their feasibility, highlights a desire for a more thoughtful and considered approach to fashion consumption.
Ultimately, the Daisy Edgar-Jones and Bella Hadid Saint Laurent moment is a microcosm of a larger cultural conversation about luxury, femininity, and self-expression. It’s a reminder that true style is not about chasing trends, but about cultivating a personal aesthetic that is both confident and authentic. The question now becomes: how will this trend evolve? Will we see a continued blurring of the lines between daring and understated, or will we witness a return to more conventional styles? And perhaps more importantly, how can we, as individuals, harness the spirit of this movement to express ourselves authentically and confidently, regardless of fleeting trends?
Daisy Edgar-Jones doesn't naked dress as often as say, Bella Hadid or Jennifer Lopez. But when she does, you can trust her to match Hadid's risqué energy. On June 23, Edgar-Jones arrived at Saint Laurent's Spring 2027 Men's show in a naked skirt set. The twists continued when fashion girl fans realized Hadid was the first to wear it on Saint Laurent's runway.
Saint Laurent's celebrity clientele spans from Zoë Kravitz and Charli xcx to Hailey Bieber and Kate Moss. So, it was only a matter of time before Look 28—which Hadid debuted on the runway four months ago—joined another It girl's style résumé.
Hadid almost blended in with the other models during her fourth Saint Laurent runway walk. But who else could stack a sheer pencil skirt over a plunge bodysuit so effortlessly? For her, elevating the lingerie trend in minimal-coverage lace was just another day at the office. She didn't think twice about strutting in sky-high stilettos, statement stud earrings, or a slick-back bun, either.
By the time Edgar-Jones's first Saint Laurent fashion show rolled around on June 23, she pulled out all the sheer stops. Props to stylist Dani Michelle for getting her hands on Hadid's exact matching set. Her spaghetti-strap bodysuit was the same glossy shade of blood orange, from the scalloped bust to the cheeky bottom. Then, just like Hadid, the Normal People star's black pencil skirt turned even more transparent.
Yes, Bella Hadid was Daisy Edgar-Jones's Saint Laurent blueprint, but that's not to say she didn't take creative liberties. First, the actor skipped a flyaway-free bun in favor of her signature beachy waves. She also opted out of an earring, necklace, or ring stack of any sort. Instead, she turned up the transparent factor with the naked shoe trend, courtesy of Saint Laurent's $3,600 chocolate brown pumps.
Finally, Edgar-Jones finished her Hadid homage with the label's Amalia Mini Hobo Bag. The Ôrebella founder debuted the Summer 2025 style—known for its woven chainlink strap—with the white jeans trend during Paris Fashion Week last March. Hadid chose the Amalia in camel-colored suede instead of Edgar-Jones's black leather.
After styling a few Saint Laurent selects here and there, Edgar-Jones shifted her affinity into high gear this summer. Before the Men's show, she bulked up her It bag collection with the Hadid-approved Le 5 à 7 and the $4,000 leopard-print Mombasa.
Clearly, she's found her Saint Laurent muse. If anyone can normalize naked dressing for Edgar-Jones, it's Hadid and her favorite French fashion house.
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