Madeleine Cline flashes her underwear in full see-through Etro dress

Madeline Cline embraces see-through style as she steps out at Milan Fashion Week in a sheer, feather-trimmed Etro dress. She was a front row guest at the brand’s Spring/Summer 2027 show. The dress offered a glimpse of her underwear while balancing a delicate print with a heavy feathered hem.

Madeleine Cline’s Completely Transparent Etro Feather Dress Puts Her Underwear on Full Display at MFW

Madeleine Cline wore a sleeveless midi dress from Etro’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection, the same design that appeared on the runway earlier this year. The dress was delicately printed with olive, mustard and burgundy tones that were open on a transparent base. The transparent fabric gave a glimpse of her dark underwear. The piece’s draped funnel neckline framed her face, while thick black feather trim tucked up the hem.

At first glance, the print read as classic Etro heritage, but the transparency of the fabric immediately changed the mood. The feathers added texture and drama as she posed against a backdrop of tall dry grass.

Cline paired the dress with pointed-toe pumps and a matching small Wella Blossom bag. Its soft, gathered shape and gold medallion, bearing Etro’s Pegaso symbol, added a polished counterpoint to the airy dress. Both accessories remained black, echoing the feather trim and keeping the palette cohesive.

The styling remained streamlined, keeping the focus on the outfit. Kline swept her hair back into a sleek updo that left the neckline unobstructed. Her makeup was dazzling, with glowing skin, defined eyelids and a bright pink-nude lip.

Klein’s Etro moment stood out for its contrast between airy fabrics and weighty feathers. Vogue World: This was her second Etro outfit of the week, after a stunning floral gown in Milan. This continued her recent run of daring dressing, following the ultra-sheer gown she wore to the premiere of the final season of “Outer Banks.” Among the week’s bold statements, the dress showed how a print rooted in heritage can still feel unexpectedly modern.

Originally reported by The Fashion Spot

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