Kristen Stewart served yet another bold look in a completely see-through Camilla & Marc lace skirt. She is currently busy promoting her stoner comedy film, “The Wrong Girls.” Recently, she sat down for an interview with the L.A. Times with co-star Alia Shawkat and director Dylan Meyer.
Kristen Stewart flashes her underwear in fully see-through Camilla & Marc lace skirt for Los Angeles Times
Kristen Stewart channeled an effortless blend of romantic lace and signature cool-girl grunge. She wore a Camilla & Marc Zemira lace midi skirt. Crafted from cream-colored floral lace, the skirt sat high on her waist before falling into a straight, relaxed midi length. It was finished with a scalloped eyelash-lace hemline. Further, it featured an invisible zip closure at the back and a split on the back internal hem for ease of movement. Meanwhile, the see-through lace gave a glimpse of the black underwear beneath.
Styled by Tara Swennen, the “Spencer” star balanced the femininity of the lace with a casual top. She donned a simple, boxy white crew-neck tee with a cropped length that revealed a sliver of her midriff. The clean, raw edge of the tee and its relaxed fit injected an off-duty feel into the ensemble.
Stewart’s footwear and accessories further leaned into the alt-rock, tomboy aesthetic. Instead of traditional heels, she wore dark black high-top sneakers with scrunched white crewneck socks. This choice of shoes gave her look a streetwear edge. She also kept her accessories minimal, with just a simple silver chain necklace. She wore her hair in a messy, textured short pixie cut with soft, natural makeup to complete the relaxed, nonchalant look.
Co-star Alia Shawkat stunned in a sleeveless avant-garde dress for the photoshoot. The garment featured color-blocking with red and sky blue. Large, concentric circular rings with frayed, raw-edge fringe along the red borders adorned the dress. It had a high neckline and a handkerchief-style hemline that added movement to the look.
Originally reported by Ankita Shaw on The Fashion Spot.
