Mmkay, now for the full deets on the exciting slip + transparent Theory dress equation that ultimately solved my Sheer Conundrum. A black underwire bra didn’t cut it for coverage up top: Enter the
American Apparel Ruched Tube Bandeau.

The chiffon of the dress sagged a bit at the armpits; this was remedied by tying the straps around the back of my neck with some ribbon (polka-dot, for kicks).

Add the black slip-skirt….

….and BAM! That’s Look One.
When worn at the waist, the hem of the cream skirt-slip fell to the ankle. A full four inches of additional material looked a bit silly with the calf-length dress. Also, have you ever known me to ADD LENGTH to anything I’ve worn? I don’t THINK so. As far as I’m concerned, Hemline Surgery goes in one direction only: Up. Thankfully, the waist of the cream slip was elasticky enough to be pulled over the torso and worn as a tube dress under its sheer counterpart.

And BAM! That’s Look Two.
Doesn’t the second look seem like a totally different dress? (Yes, it does – that was a rhetorical question).
Loves it!
Love the white slip solution … and the way you made this into a sexy halter dress without picking up a needle and thread!
My son told me to check out your blog and I must say I’m impressed!
Great layering strategies! I wear camis and this one beige jersey skirt under dresses I think are a little too skimpy.
wonderful!