Layering Slip Dresses Is the Seasonally-Appropriate…

Layering Slip Dresses Is the Seasonally-Appropriate Way to Recreate Miu Miu's Exposed Bra Look

_{Each product is independently selected by an editor. We may earn a commission when you buy something.}

Miu Miu Fall 2025. (Credit: Courtesy of Miu Miu)

Every (fashion) season, there are trends. For Fall 2025, all kinds of scarves, including sweaters serving as scarves, neckties, cinched waists that create a peplum effect and museum-worthy prints were popular sights up on the runways. Leave it to Miu Miu, however, to create its own crazes. Instead of the still trending no pants look, the It brand is now promoting another revealing experience. Exposed bras. Not that it's really new. Bra tops and sheer shirts have already put the undergarment on full display. Miu Miu did it in a more subtle way by having bras peek out from beneath tops and dresses. Basically, it's the fallen strap defense. Because we've all been in a situation where a strap keeps falling down until we decide to just leave it down. This styling trick is actually better suited to spring and summer and can be (modestly) recreated by layering slip dresses.

Stacking dresses is already a thing off the runway. H&M's latest collaborator Magda Butrym is even getting in on the layering action. Buying separate silhouettes makes more sense since you can rock them together or separately, practically doubling your wardrobe. By stocking up you'll also be able to flex your sartorial muscle by mixing and matching. Try taking a high-low approach by combining a designer version with a more affordable slip dress from a fast-fashion retailer.

Scroll down for inspiration on layering slip dresses. The picks are arranged in pairs in case you need some guidance regarding which dress goes with which other dress. Feel free to ignore the suggestions and go it alone, though.