Heidi Klum’s Sheer Celia Kritharioti Lace Dress Leaves Almost Nothing to Milan

Heidi Klum did not come to Vogue World 2026: Milano to leave anything to the imagination — she came in black lace that basically filed a transparency report.

For the September 22 evening in Milan, the supermodel wore a body-contouring Celia Kritharioti creation from the designer’s Fall/Winter 2026–2027 Haute Couture set: black embroidered lace and lingerie-style construction, transparent from high neck to hem, long sleeves, floral embroidery blooming over bust, navel, and hips. Underneath? Black underwear doing the absolute most with the absolute least. Bombshell curls. Cat-eye shades. Stiletto mules. Diamond flash. Soft Scoop raunch only — Facebook-safe, still illegal for the group chat.

Vogue’s Anna Cafolla framed it as the “naked dress” gone artisanal — sheer, yes, but packed with craft and human touch that matched the night’s Italian-atelier themes. theFashionSpot clocked the unobstructed silhouette and called the lace what it was: a see-through flex with a thong cameo that left Milan’s Galleria with nowhere to look but everywhere.

Heidi later queued the look to her own Instagram, because of course she did. Between the lace appliqués, striped skirt detailing, and that high-neck illusion of coverage, the dress argued both ways at once: covered in embroidery, uncovered in every other sense.

Milan’s Vogue World runway was already stacked with artisan chaos; Heidi’s lace just made sure the red carpet doubled as a cardiogram. If Cardi B brought the print archive the same night, Heidi brought the X-ray.

Scoop’s verdict? The dress left almost nothing to Milan. The timeline left nothing unsaid. Sheer lace: undefeated.