Bras? Forget about ’em it’s pasties or (quite literally) bust. I didn’t, of course, since I was trying on these dresses instead of taking them home - but even my nude thong partially peeked through the transparent mesh. “I’m a huge, huge fan.”Īnd it would appear the feeling’s mutual: “After the shoot, she ordered more dresses.”Ī word to the wise for those looking to invest in one of these couture takes on the wet T-shirt: Be prepared to go commando.
“It was one of those childhood dreams come true,” Petsa says of dressing the “Whenever, Wherever” singer, whose music she often blasted while working on her master’s at Central Saint Martins. shakira/Instagram Feeling just like Shak, minus the dance skills. Petsa says she’s a “huge, huge” fan of Shakira, who wore a gold “wet look” mini in her “TQG” music video with Karol G.
So I headed downtown on a sweltering, oppressively humid summer day, taking some comfort in the fact that - per Petsa, at least- sweat is something to be embraced, not embarrassed about.įirst up? The $2,900 gold halter dress seen on Shakira in her “TQG” music video with Karol G. With Di Petsa hosting its first-ever New York pop-up at 168 Ludlow Street (open through July 16), I couldn’t resist the opportunity to try on a few of the label’s wet and wild wares for myself. “So what I wanted was to create a look that makes you look like you’re wet even though you’re not - to celebrate our wetness.” bellahadid/Instagram Lizzo is one of Petsa’s favorite celebrity clients “I’m just so inspired by work,” she says. Bella Hadid models a white “wet look” dress by Di Petsa. If you breastfeed in public you have to hide it,” she says. If you sweat in public you have to hide it. “If you cry in public you have to hide it.
Petsa tells Page Six Style her top-secret technique, which took “six or seven months” to perfect, aims to address society’s “censorship” of women’s natural bodily fluids. The Greek fashion designer’s brand, Di Petsa, has outfitted celebrities ranging from Bella Hadid to Lizzo in its signature soaked-looking sheer mesh dresses, created using a clever combination of draping and stitching - but no actual water. We tried Kim Kardashian’s Skims bras, and here’s our honest reviewĭimitra Petsa’s “wet looks” are making a splash.
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