Charli XCX leans into a darker, more stripped-back aesthetic for her latest feature with British Vogue, embracing a look that feels both raw and quietly powerful. Shot in moody black-and-white, the images focus less on spectacle and more on her, letting texture and silhouette take center stage.
Charli XCX models completely see-through Givenchy fishnet dress for British Vogue
For the shoot, Charli wears a fully see-through fishnet dress from Givenchy, designed by Sarah Burton. The piece drapes loosely across her body, creating a soft, almost fluid outline while maintaining its sheer, netted structure. The oversized knit openings reveal layers beneath, adding depth without disrupting the overall minimal feel of the look.
The off-shoulder styling introduces a subtle sense of movement, with the neckline slipping just enough to expose her collarbone and shoulders. The dress extends into long, relaxed sleeves, balancing the fabric’s revealing nature with a more covered, effortless silhouette. The fishnet texture continues across the legs, creating a cohesive, elongated visual line.
Keeping the focus on the garment, the styling remains intentionally minimal. Charli’s voluminous, undone hair frames her face, while soft, shadowed makeup enhances the intimate tone of the shoot. A single engagement ring adds a delicate detail without overpowering the look. The setting overall is clean and uncluttered. Thus, allowing the mix of light and shadow to highlight the intricate nature of the fishnet fabric.
Alongside the visuals, Charli opens up about her evolving career. This includes her move into acting with her debut film ‘The Moment’. She reflects on the loss of control that comes with stepping into a new medium, describing the experience as “really raw,” a contrast to the confidence she has built in music.
With this feature, Charli XCX moves away from pop star fame, embracing something more vulnerable, in which her fashion choices become an extension of her identity.
Originally reported by Viha Shah on TheFashionSpot.
