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Pamela Anderson may be a fashion veteran, but lately, her outfits are more eye-catching than ever. With her signature blend of effortless elegance and on-trend pieces, she’s once again sparking style inspiration. This time, it’s thanks to a bold styling move that’s turning heads ahead of autumn. She’s embracing a once-controversial combo: open-toe sandals worn with tights — a pairing long viewed as a fashion faux pas.

I’ve always believed visible hosiery seams can make an outfit look unfinished. Moreover, mixing a summery sandal with a wintry accessory is a tricky style balance. However, Pamela loves breaking fashion rules. In fact, I’ve seen her wear this pairing several times in recent days. Each time, she changes the tone, texture, and opacity of her tights, as well as the style of sandals. This mix creates a bold contrast—shielding yet exposing the foot—that instantly catches the eye. As a result, the tension between elements transforms a simple look and adds a modern, directional twist.

Designers are embracing the trend as well. For autumn/winter 2025, brands like Murmur, Véronique Leroy, Valentino, and Ottolinger showcased tights-and-sandals looks. Often, these were styled with long hemlines or sleek pencil skirts for a polished finish.

This unique pairing gives Ecco’s minimalist sneaker a bold street-meets-track look.

On Thursday, Suki Waterhouse brought sporty vibes to the streets of London. While shopping for plants in Notting Hill, she wore Ecco’s Biom Lite leather sneakers in a bold deep red.

The Ecco Biom Lite is one of the brand’s lightest sneakers. It’s designed for flexibility and all-day comfort. Waterhouse’s pair featured a rounded toe, tonal laces, and a contrast outsole. Meanwhile, the soft leather upper hugged the foot for a sleek fit. In addition, a subtle logo and molded heel grip added structure without adding bulk.

Ecco is bringing more style-forward designs back to the U.S. and U.K. markets. Recently, the brand highlighted its Biom line — including trail-inspired styles and sculpted slip-ons — in the “Icons That Last” campaign featuring Chloë Sevigny. For the campaign, Sevigny chose the lace-up Biom C-Trail ballerina sneaker. She has also been spotted wearing them publicly in New York.

The singer and actor styled the deep red sneakers with sheer black tights, glossy burgundy running shorts with white piping, a graphic tee, and a navy twill jacket. This tights-and-shorts combo echoed vintage gym uniforms and retro track looks from the late ’80s and early ’90s. Meanwhile, Ecco’s minimalist sneakers grounded the outfit with a modern edge. To finish the look, Waterhouse added a vivid pink ruched shoulder bag and black rectangular sunglasses.

Ecco, the Danish footwear brand known for its vertically integrated production, is undergoing a leadership shift. Former Reebok executive Neal Taylor was recently named CEO of the brand’s Americas division. Under new leadership, Ecco has expanded its wholesale and e-commerce strategy. Its Spring 2025 campaign features minimalist slides, sculpted heels, and fresh updates to the Biom series.

Meanwhile, Suki Waterhouse recently co-founded the app With Gratitude with Poppy Jamie. The daily gratitude-sharing platform promotes wellness and connection within close friend groups. Reflecting this mindful approach, Waterhouse’s off-duty looks have become more low-key — practical, repeatable, and rich in texture.

Love is in the air for Baywatch icon Pamela Anderson, and she’s making it clear with her romantic outfit choices.The 58-year-old has catapulted back into the spotlight recently, not only thanks to her upcoming action/comedy movie The Naked Gun, but also because of her rumoured romance with co-star Liam Neeson (which, FYI, we’re wholly championing).

Spotted in New York City on Tuesday, Pamela turned heads in a powder pink chiffon mini dress (the colour of the moment) that epitomised contemporary femininity. With one romantic, floaty sleeve and layers of fabric that danced as she walked, the ensemble was nothing short of ethereal.

She elevated the look with sheer, diamond-patterned tights and sharp white court heels, adding a playful, fashion-forward edge. Cream cat-eye sunglasses with rose-tinted lenses completed the look, giving it a cool-girl twist.

Her most impactful accessory? Barely-there makeup. Aaliyah Harry, H! Fashion’s beauty writer, explains: “Her choice to go makeup-free is all about embracing her natural beauty and rejecting the pressures of conventional glamour. She’s openly stated that she finds her makeup-free look liberating, as it allows her to present an authentic version of herself without the pressures of heavy glam.

“The 90s icon believes that by ditching makeup, she not only celebrates the ageing process gracefully but also sets a powerful example of self-acceptance and confidence for women of all ages.”

The romantic energy that’s seemingly inspired her recent looks may stem from her rumoured relationship with The Naked Gun co-star Liam Neeson. According to People, the pair struck up a bond on set, with a source revealing, “It’s a budding romance in the early stages. It’s sincere, and it’s clear they’re smitten with each other.”

Set to hit cinemas on Friday, August 1st, The Naked Gun sees Liam take on the role of the son of the legendary Detective Frank Drebin, made iconic by Leslie Nielsen in the original 1988 film.

If Pamela’s wardrobe is anything to go by, her 2025 loved-up era is shaping up to be her most stylish yet.

Stella Maxwell turned heads in a bold black outfit while partying at Costes in Paris on Monday night.
The 35-year-old former Victoria’s Secret Angel stunned in a black minidress, paired with sheer suspender tights for an extra edgy touch.

Stella showed off her legs in towering stilettos and completed the look with a stylish black and brown leather jacket.

Styling her long blonde tresses loose, the British and Irish model completed her ensemble with a pair of large sunglasses.

She was joined by American model Gabbriette, who cut a trendy figure in black flared trousers, a matching blouse and a pair of towering platform heels.

The models seemed to be celebrating after Stella opened the Iris Van Herpen women’s haute-couture fall show earlier in the night.

2025 has officially declared the return of hosiery as a proper statement piece—not just something you throw on to avoid hypothermia during winter.

We’re seeing a perfect storm of 90s nostalgia and runway influence, ensuring that tights finally have their moment.

Here are the three trends that are actually worth your attention.

1. Sheer tights are having their main character era (again).

The vibe: Minimalist elegance with a whisper of 90s supermodel energy. Think less “office appropriate” and more “I could be in a Calvin Klein campaign.”

How to nail it:

Daytime: Sheer black tights, a structured mini skirt and blazer, plus flats, equals that effortless-but-actually-quite-calculated look we’re all chasing.

Evening: Pair a slip dress, sheer tights and minimal heels for a dinner date and or girls night perfection.

Work: A mini or midi skirt and pointed pumps will make the sheer tights more professional, but with just enough edge to keep things interesting.

2. Patterns that actually make sense.

The vibe: Your hosiery becomes the hero piece instead of hiding in the background like a supporting character.

We’re talking lace, polka dots, florals, fishnets—basically anything that adds texture and personality without looking like you raided a costume shop.

How to style without looking like you’re trying too hard:

With your LBD: Let patterned tights do the talking—polka dots or lace work beautifully here.

Streetwear moment: Try pattern on pattern with a fun, bolder dress. It’s a fashion-forward look that says “I read Vogue, but I’m still approachable”.

Layering game: Try popping a sock over them like the cool kids do.

3. Colour me mod squad (1960s style).

The vibe: Full 60s mod energy with a 2025 twist. Think Prada runway meets vintage Melbourne op shop find.

The colour play:

Pop of colour: Bright tights and neutral everything else means your legs become the focal point (in the best way).

Monochrome matching: Red tights paired with a red skirt create a cohesive retro moment that actually works.

Full 60s fantasy: Try styling the coloured tights with a mini skirt and Mary Janes… it’s like time travel, but make it modern.

The bottom line.

Tights in 2025 isn’t about following rules—it’s about making choices that feel authentically you.

Whether you’re channelling sheer elegance, playing with patterns, or going full colour-pop, the key is confidence.

A leather micro mini skirt with sheer tights is a timeless date night look. Why? Because it’s sexy, stylish, and effortlessly chic. Plus, it never goes out of fashion.

Miley Cyrus just proved this combo is the ultimate It-Girl look. The former Disney star—who inspired a generation of pop stars—rocked the leather mini skirt and sheer tights at a glam after-dark soirée.

Spotted in New York City on Monday evening, the 32-year-old actress and singer embraced her rock-chic style. She paired a leather mini skirt with sheer tights, black patent heels, and a white halterneck vest. Completing the look, she wore bold, chunky black-framed sunglasses.

To add extra edge to her Hannah Montana-inspired look, Miley styled her long, wavy hair loose, with her micro bangs swept back into a sleek side part.

Miley’s fierce, chic look comes just days after the release of her ninth studio album, Something Beautiful, on May 30th. Since dropping, the album has captivated fans and is now in the race for this week’s Official Number 1 on the Official Charts.

In recent weeks, while promoting her album, Miley has made it a point to step out in a stylish outfit every single day, leaving fans envious of her looks.

Just days ago, Miley took the stage at Chateau Marmont to perform her new album at an intimate release party. For the occasion, she channeled a disco ball, wearing a crystal-embellished Roberto Cavalli mini dress from the Fall 2002 RTW collection, paired with dazzling Tom Ford heels.

Her recent looks come as no surprise to those in the know, especially considering she’s Dolly Parton’s goddaughter.

This winter, we’re dressing lighter—even as temperatures drop. At Australian Fashion Week, micro shorts ruled the streets, styled with sleek tights and stockings. So, is this just a refusal to let go of brat summer? Most likely. As Sydney days grow shorter and sunshine fades, many are clinging to summer vibes. It’s our way of channeling Charli XCX—and keeping up with our warmer Northern Hemisphere counterparts.

After the Y2K craze, an indie sleaze revival was inevitable. Artists like The Dare, Addison Rae, and Charli XCX are leading the charge. Their looks channel the gritty vibe of a 2004 New York dive bar. So, why the return to the noughties? Beyond nostalgia, it’s a bold reaction against today’s hyper-curated, picture-perfect Instagram world. Indie sleaze is raw and real—think smudged eyeliner, flash photos, and effortlessly thrown-together outfits.

The underground club chaos made its way to Carriageworks, and the street style followed suit. Guests embraced the trend in every form. Some wore suede shorts with sheer tights for a polished edge. Others went bold with micro shorts that looked more like lingerie—lace trims, satin finishes, and peekaboo details included. To balance the look, many added oversized moto jackets or crisp shirts. Meanwhile, some leaned into the wild side with vintage tees, messy hair, and minimal makeup. The vibe? Messy, sexy, and totally intentional.

This trend has grown beyond its club kid roots and become a red carpet favorite. Leading the charge is Miu Miu, long before their viral micro miniskirt in 2021. The brand has embraced the daring silhouette, pairing tiny silk, leather, or tweed shorts with bold hosiery—think ornate prints and monograms. To add contrast, they style it with layered cotton shirts and soft cashmere cardigans. Miuccia Prada blends subversion with sophistication, expertly blurring the line between outerwear and underwear.

Celebrities are fully backing the micro shorts trend, taking it from runway to red carpet and beyond. Charli XCX leads the charge, but Bella Hadid also rocks the look off-duty—pairing sporty micro shorts with logo tights and oversized bombers. Meanwhile, FKA Twigs goes bold, styling sheer shorts with thigh-high boots and a matching thong. So, whether you prefer edgy or effortless, there’s no limit to how you can wear the trend—especially as the weather cools down.

Vogue content editor Nina Miyashita says this bold trend has reshaped her personal style. “I used to feel most confident when layering,” she shares. “But with the pantless look rising—and muses like Charli XCX and Emma Corrin nailing it—I’ve gained new confidence.” Her go-to combo? Hot pants with sheer stockings, boots, or kitten heels. It’s a look that perfectly blends corporate polish with sensual edge—two powerful vibes that work together seamlessly.

Micro shorts trace their roots to the bold styles of the ’60s and ’70s. During the mod era, icons like Mary Quant and André Courrèges embraced rising hemlines, pairing ultra-short bottoms with tights and graphic prints. This playful yet polished look challenged old ideas of femininity. Then, the ’70s pushed it further—with sheer hosiery in every vibrant shade, adding even more flair and freedom.

“Sex in fashion is always evolving, and what feels sexy looks different for everyone,” says Nina Miyashita. The rise of micro shorts and tights at Australian Fashion Week proves that playful style is here to stay. And in the end, the rule seems simple—the shorter the shorts, the better.

Below, discover some of the best micro shorts and tights street style looks from 2025 Australian Fashion Week. See how the trend takes center stage, blending bold and playful fashion choices.

Though Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet have gone public on the red carpet, wedding bells still seem far away.

However, if or when the time comes, Kylie already has the perfect mini dress waiting in her wardrobe for the big day.

Currently vacationing in Turks and Caicos with her kids, Stormi and Aire, and sister Kendall, Kylie Jenner has made one thing clear—she packed only dreamy holiday outfits.

On Sunday night, Kylie took to Instagram to post a series of stylish photos, likely shot by her supermodel sister Kendall, while wearing a chic strapless white lace mini dress.

The daring dress is an ethereal dream—crafted from luxe lace, delicate sheer knit, and finished with clear crystals and pearl details.

If the dress wasn’t bold enough, Kylie took it up a notch with matching over-the-knee stockings—crafted from similar lace—for a cool-girl, high-fashion finish.

For glam, the beauty mogul slicked her long brunette hair into a ballerina bun—perfect for highlighting her silver earring stack. As for makeup, she kept things glowy, letting her sun-kissed tan shine while a matte brown lipstick added a touch of elegance.

Brown (and Burgundy) But Never Boring

A black bag always works, but this fall, try warm brown tones instead. Think chocolate, mahogany, burnt sienna, caramel, and sepia. These rich shades are trending now. You’ll see patchwork styles at Fendi and Burberry, sleek leather at Abra and Hermès, and gold accents at Lanvin.