Rita Ora Wore a Naked Dress With a Neckline So High, It Doubled as a Face Mask
The ultimate fashion oxymoron.
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This past year, Rita Ora has sealed her status as the queen of naked dressing — even surpassing O.G. naked dressers Emily Ratajkowski and Megan Fox with looks that have included a nipple-baring black lace gown, a dress that was essentially just lingerie, and a sheer top paired with see-through pants. But at British Vogue's Forces For Change party in London this week, Ora wore a gown that belonged in the naked dress hall of fame.
At the event, the singer walked the red carpet in a sheer design by David Koma that was constructed entirely from black mesh fabric. The dress featured a cluster of 3D floral appliqués that strategically covered her bare chest, a thigh-high slit down the center, and an avant-garde face piece. Despite the gown's overt nakedness, it included the surprisingly conservative element of an ultra-high neckline that fully covered her mouth and nose while spotlighting her sultry smoky eyes.
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The mask-like accessory wrapped around the back of Rita's head, partially covering her long, wavy blonde hair that was effortlessly styled in a French braid. She finished off her look with black strappy sandals, a black clutch embellished with silver sequins, and a nude thong that was visible from behind.
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During the annual bash, Rita celebrated activist Munroe Bergdorf, actress Gemma Chan, musician Little Simz, and Lioness goalkeeper Mary Earps, who were all honored with the year's most essential change-maker title by British Vogue's editor Edward Ennius and Condé Nast Britain's chief business officer Vanessa Kingori.
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