The naked dress trend has been everywhere this year, from the Oscars to the Met Gala, but one look at the Grammys might have pushed it to the limit. Australian model Bianca Censori made headlines Sunday night when she stepped onto the red carpet wearing a transparent mesh mini-dress that left little to the imagination.

Censori, who arrived with her husband, rapper Ye (formerly Kanye West), initially appeared in a long feather coat. But within moments, she turned her back to the cameras, dropped the coat, and revealed her daring outfit. The sheer dress sparked immediate reactions, with many questioning whether the look crossed the line from fashion into something else entirely.

Naked dresses have a long history in fashion, often relying on clever designs like embroidery or prints to create the illusion of nudity without actual exposure. Think Mae West in the 1930s or Jean-Paul Gaultier’s iconic trompe-l’oeil pieces. Censori’s dress, however, seemed to skip the artistry, leading some to wonder if it was more about shock value than style.

Social media quickly lit up with debates. Some praised the boldness of the look, while others speculated whether it violated California’s indecent exposure laws. A spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department told media outlets that no reports had been filed regarding the incident.

Censori and Ye later shared Polaroid photos of the outfit on their social media accounts, with Ye calling it “custom couture.” Yet, the simplicity of the design left many unimpressed. Critics argued that the dress lacked the creativity and craftsmanship typically associated with high fashion.

While Censori’s appearance undoubtedly added a memorable moment to the naked dress trend, it also raised questions about where fashion draws the line. Was it a bold statement or a step too far? Either way, it’s a look that won’t be forgotten anytime soon.