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"When Gwyneth Paltrow wore that sheer-paneled Antonio Berardi dress to the Iron Man 3 premiere, it turns out she was trying to kick-start a new trend. Actually, it was her stylist, Elizabeth Saltzman, who was trying to make a new style statement for spring. &amp;quot;This season is all about having a sneak peek at body parts, whether it be a midriff, shoulder, cleavage, or thigh&amp;amp;#133; Antonio Berardi, Christopher Kane, Burberry, Tom Ford, Stella McCartney, and many others all did it so beautifully,&amp;quot; said Elizabeth, in the new Goop newsletter. On Thursday, Nikki wrote about how Rose Byrne tried a chic, sheer-paneled side-boob dress, following in the footsteps of Diane Kruger, who rocked this look in Thakoon at the premiere of The Host. This peekaboo fashion works on the red carpet, but it&amp;#x27;s a little harder to translate it into real life. I have a few blouses with sheer panels that are strategically placed, either on the sides or near the top, and while I love them, I do feel a bit self-conscious every time I try to wear them out of the house. Will you try wearing more skin-baring fashion for spring and summer? Do you think sheer paneling can work, or should we steer clear of it off the red carpet Photo: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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