Midriff Flossing Is Still a Thing, Here’s How to Pull Off the Risqué Trend
Here at WWW, we love to call out trends in the early stages of their infancy before they become a "really big deal.” About this time last year, fellow editor Lauren Eggertsen waxed lyrical about the revealing lace-up micro-trend—i.e. clothing that slinkily ties and wraps around a bare midriff—or what I've more recently coined midriff flossing (get it?).
The trend that can be seen on everything from tops to bralettes and maxi dresses continues its rise in popularity—spotted all over the S/S 21 collections from Jacquemus to Acne Studios. Not to mention, crisscrossing cords and wraparound details have been flooding our Insta feeds since last year and are set to dominate this summer.
While the risqué trend is perhaps not to everyone’s sartorial liking if you’re looking to give the skin-baring trend a whirl then we have plenty of inspiration and shopping picks below to help you pull off the look—there's a little something for everyone’s comfort level of flossing.
Pictured: Acne Studios S/S 21
Pictured: Jacquemus S/S 21
Pictured: Supriya Lele S/S 21
Pictured: Christopher Esber S/S 21
Pictured: Kim Shui S/S 21
Subtle tiny ties emerging from midi and maxi skirts are having a major moment right now.
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This top is hands down a favorite amongst the fashion set.
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Try a floss top with matching bottoms for a cohesive look.
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A knit wraparound top exudes a more casual touch.
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Midriff floss until your heart's content and try both a top and skirt with wraparound tie details.
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Fingers crossed, we'll be wearing this stunner on our summer vacay.
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Judith Jones is the senior fashion market editor at Who What Wear who specializes in shopping content and trend stories with high-affiliate impact. She shares the coolest, most desirable fashion market finds and brands for every budget. Previous to working in fashion, Judith worked as a TV host on the PBS travel show Globe Trekker (airing on Netflix and Amazon Prime) sharing her passion for travel and culture.