RIP, subtle cutouts.
Welcome the birth of Extreme Cutouts.
Those sultry, rogueish skinshows are fierce.
IMAGE: She is showing off real estate, at her midriff, the size of one our South Asian neighbours!
Cutouts weren't invented for nothing. No, ma'm, there ain't a thing frivolous about 'em. They are a chance to show off your best body feature.
In Alessandra Ambrosio's case, she's most certainly drawing your eyes to her broad shoulders and ripped abs.
Pop of colour: Blood-red tie-dye stockings + gloves.
Photograph: Sebastian Reuter/Getty Images
IMAGE: March of the naked triangles: The monotony of a total black ensemble can be broken with just skin.
Photograph: Pietro S D'Aprano/Getty Images
IMAGE: Circles are happy places too.
Is Gen Z's passion for cutouts symbolic of body-positivity, like the lack of a bra?
Photograph: Tristan Fewings/Getty Images
IMAGE: Diamonds are a girl's best friend.
Photograph: Pietro S. D'Aprano/Getty Images
IMAGE: They are trying to jettison the bra under your clothes and now suggest wearing it on top of an ensemble?
This chest armour thingiebobs functions like a cutout that's offering a sneak-peek of the corset or a spliced vest with deconstructed straps.
The play of red on florals spices up matters.
Photograph: Pietro S. D'Aprano/Getty Images
IMAGE: Euclid would have a field day analysing these shapes.
Geometry apart, isn't this dress pretty?
The daring tie-up cutouts only add class to the monochromatic, flowy abbreviated A-line.
Photograph: Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty Images
Photographs curated by Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
Feature Presentation: Rajesh Alva/Rediff.com
