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Blumarine Micro Minidress by Irina Shayk Features Sheer Design


Irina Shayk brought a sultry runway moment to Milan Fashion Week, opening Blumarine’s spring/summer 2027 show for creative director David Koma. The supermodel embraced a dark, romantic ensemble filled with sheer detailing and dramatic volume ahead of the collection’s full unveiling on Friday. From her corseted bodice to her sweeping train, every element of the look leaned into the show’s Gothic-glam aesthetic.

Irina Shayk goes completely see-through in Blumarine micro minidress with a dramatic train for MFW

Irina Shayk wore a Blumarine spring/summer 2027 micro minidress crafted from sheer black mesh and tiered black tulle. The micro minidress featured a fitted corseted bodice before ending in an exceptionally short hem that barely skimmed the top of her thighs.

The tiny dress also featured oversized ruffled sleeves and layers of cascading tulle, adding dramatic volume to the fitted silhouette. The exaggerated puffed sleeves added structure to the top half of the dress, mirroring the volume built into the tiered skirt below. A hidden corset closure cinched Shayk’s waist, emphasizing her figure before the skirt swept into a dramatic train at the back.

Rather than adding any cover-up, Shayk let the sheer bodice take full focus as she walked the runway. The delicate mesh design left little to the imagination while the tiered skirt kept the length dramatically uneven. The uneven hemline exposed her legs at the front while the tulle pooled dramatically toward the floor at the back. Black strappy heels completed the look. Her styling stayed minimal, letting the dress do the heavy lifting. Shayk wore her hair down in loose, undone waves, while soft silver-toned jewelry added a subtle finishing touch without competing with the tulle.

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Shayk wore softly smoked eye makeup, dewy skin, and a glossy nude lip. A baby-blue version of the tiered silhouette appeared later in the show on other models. A baby-blue version of the same tiered silhouette reappeared later in the show, worn by several other models as the mood turned lighter. The styling gave Shayk’s runway moment a distinctly dramatic twist.

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