Transparent lace and swimsuit details, Haifa Wahbi captures the spotlight at Milan Fashion Week
- Lebanese artist Haifa Wehbe caught sight while attending the presentation of the Italian house "Dolce & Gabbana" for the spring and summer season of 2027, as part of the activities of Fashion Week in Milan. Wehbe chose for the occasion The Italian city has a black look in transparent lace, which is one of the designs presented by the Maison within the group
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The Lebanese artist Haifa Wehbe caught the attention while attending the Italian house “Dolce & Gabbana” show for the spring and summer season of 2027, within the activities of Milan Fashion Week. For this occasion in the Italian city, Wehbe chose a black look made of transparent lace, which is one of the designs that the house presented within the collection on the catwalk.
The design was made of completely transparent fabric, with half-buttoned sleeves and soft front buttons at the top, while the details close to the “peplum” cut at the waist added an additional dose of femininity. Haifa Wehbe also completed the bold "look", which was signed by Lebanese fashion designer Cedric Haddad, with a thin black belt, while the transparent skirt draped beyond the knees and was decorated with drawings and ornate lace details.
The transparent fabric revealed black underwear with a cut inspired by the design of a two-piece swimsuit. As for accessories, Wehbe chose black pieces from the same house, including a small clutch bag with a golden handle, and classic pointed-toe high-heeled shoes.
She added sunglasses with a modern frame to her look, accompanying her when she arrived at the show and attended its activities. The Lebanese star, known as “The Diva,” wore a sleek hairstyle, along with classic makeup that featured light brown eye shadow, nude lipstick, and red nail polish, breaking from the classic black.
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