Charli XCX’s See-Through Gown Is Getting Attention For 2 Very Specific Reasons
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Let’s just say the “Brat” musician looked so sharp, she could cut glass.
Florence Pough walked so that Charli XCX could run.
The “365” singer wore a very sheer Grecian-style gown to Variety’s Hitmakers Brunch Saturday and decided to accessorize it with two bold statement pieces — her exposed nipples.
Although the floor-length dress’ color appeared to be more tan than the signature chartreuse green the musician has been associated with since the release of her 2024 album “Brat” — the look embodies the energy of her hit record.
“You are just that girl, who is a little messy, and likes to party and maybe says dumb things sometimes,” Charli XCX said on TikTok in June while explaining what it means to her “to be brat.”
“Who feels like herself but maybe also has a breakdown. But kind of like parties through it, is very honest, very blunt. A little bit volatile. Like, does dumb things. But it’s brat. You’re brat. That’s brat.”
We promise, this concept won’t make you say, “Oy, with the poodles already.”
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Let’s just say the “Brat” musician looked so sharp, she could cut glass.