The 2025 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet was sheer perfection!
As celebs took to the red carpet outside UBS Arena in New York on Sunday, it became clear that sheer gowns are very much maintaining their place in the fashion zeitgeist, with stars like Sabrina Carpenter giving fans a saucy peek at what lies beneath.
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Keep scrolling to see our favorite sheer looks on the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet:
Sabrina Carpenter
Sabrina Carpenter served us an old Hollywood glamour version of the sheer dress trend with this lacy red gown that she paired with a decadent purple boa.
Tate McRae
Tate McRae was another star who left little to the imagination in her VMAs gown, stunning in a see-through white gown with a bra top and visible undergarments.
Zara Larsson
Zara Larsson turned heads in her take on the sheer trend, sporting a colorful, shimmering mini dress adorned with playful floral details and fun fringe.
Gabby Windey
Bachelorette and Traitors star Gabby Windey brought a little more edge to the sheer trend, rocking a slinky black lace down that gave onlookers a glimpse at her thong underwear.
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