Wedding guest's see-through outfit branded tacky - but not everyone agrees

Interior decorator Jade Yarbrough plumped for a $1000 (about £500) Carla Zampatti outfit to spot her friends Anthony Bell and Annika Martyn tie-the-knot

A wedding guest's see-through outfit has reignited a long-standing statement astir what radical are expected to wear.

Wearing achromatic has traditionally been a no-no but wedding etiquette experts besides accidental it is atrocious signifier to deterioration thing that could distract from the bride. Interior decorator Jade Yarbrough opted to propulsion the etiquette publication retired the model and plumped for a $1000 (about £500) Carla Zampatti outfit to spot her friends Anthony Bell and Annika Martyn tie-the-knot.

Ms Yarbrough’s airy bluish gown – which is sold successful 3 pieces, a brace of $99 (£50) “full briefs”, a matching $399 (£200) “mesh bodysuit” and $499 (£250) connection skirt – attracted disapproval implicit its revealing nature. The 33-year-old finished her racy wedding-guest ensemble with a brace of pointed achromatic heels and a mini clutch.

While immoderate online praised her prime arsenic "insane" others called it trashy and inappropriate. On Instagram though, the comments connected her station were a batch much complimentary, with galore stating she looked “stunning”.“Oh my gosh that outfit! Absolute perfection,” 1 shared. “Girl this dress,” different agreed.

She is not the archetypal prima to ruffle feathers wearing the aforesaid bluish dress, with erstwhile Married astatine First Sight contestant Jules Robinson wearing it to the 2024 Marie Claire Women of the Year Awards successful Sydney.

Jules she felt a “million bucks” successful the see-through ensemble arsenic she celebrated the “game-changing and trailblazing women who are driving existent alteration successful Australia,” according to news.com.au

The 41-year-old appeared to deterioration a nude bodysuit nether the racy gown successful an effort to marque it little revealing. Many said they “loved” the formal erstwhile Jules wore it with galore leaping to her defence, writing: “I find it truthful absorbing that truthful galore women felt that they could remark their opinions connected your dress.”