Keke Palmer is no stranger to a killer look, but this week, an ensemble of hers has captured the public’s attention like never before. On a night out to watch Usher’s Vegas residency, Ms. Keke donned a gorgeous sheer dress.
While yes, certain members of her inner circle had their own *thoughts* about the ’fit (insert eye roll here), they can go lament in the corner elsewhere. Because I think it’s time we discuss the objective truth of the matter: This $1,600 Givenchy dress absolutely slays. And if you’re (understandably) looking to emulate Keke’s vibe for a fun concert date or night out on the town, then you, my friend, have come to just the right place.
I found similar dresses at a more affordable price point—in case you’re not quite balling on Keke “Keep a Job” Palmer’s booked-and-busy budget (me). So whether you plan on being pulled up onstage by Usher in Vegas or you’re just trying to rock a sexy sheer dress for the hell of it, like the hot mama you are, read on!
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The Dress
The mock=neck mesh piece is this outfit’s main event, and the long sleeves are absolutely *chef’s kiss*. Here are a few different options to help you re-create Keke’s look.
Azhong Women’s Mock Neck Sheer Mesh Bodycon Dress
MakeMeChic Women’s Plus Size Sheer Mesh Long Sleeve Mock Neck Dress
SweatyRocks Women’s Mesh Long Sleeve Mock Neck Dress
The Bodysuit
Whether or not you’re headed to see Usher, everyone needs a reliable black bodysuit. That should be a law actually. A bodysuit could easily be your wardrobe’s most versatile piece, and you can always rely on it to pull a ’fit together.
Kaei&Shi Plus Sized V Neck Bodysuit
SKIMS Contour Lift Thong Bodysuit
The Shoes
Now what would this ’fit be without a pair of strappy heels to top things off? The key is to go for a simple, open-toe style to let the sheer dress be the star of the show.
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Annabel Iwegbue is an assistant editor at Cosmopolitan who covers lifestyle, beauty, and astrology. Just, you know, all of the things. Before joining Cosmo, she wrote for Harper’s Bazaar, The Knockturnal, and Black Film. You can check out some of Annabel’s work here and also find her on Instagram and Twitter.