The mesh or sheer fabric is partially or fully visible, and that’s what makes it intriguing. It offers versatility when it comes to layering, garment types and print patterns. And depending on the particular print or design, this material can be worn casually or elegantly. You can find a variety of dresses that have a mesh look, crochet, a stretchy woven feel, or even something a little fancier like chiffon or silk organza. Offering endless styling possibilities, it’s the fabric’s versatility that allows almost anyone to try it on their own or incorporate it into their own personal style (via Fashionista).
Following in the footsteps of Y2K, this trend appears in bright colors, patterns and designs with its comeback. Dries Van Noten takes the look in a bright mint button-up top. Ganni offers a variety, such as a long-sleeved, floor-to-ceiling maxi dress made of mesh material with a marble-style print in pastel purple and white (via L’Officiel).
