When most people think of lingerie on the runway, they think of the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. Many designers, though, will weave lingerie throughout their ready-to-wear collections. Let’s take a look at the lingerie trends we’ve seen this year.

Bedazzled

Bedazzling the body is the latest trend when it comes to lingerie. Alexis Mabille splices lingerie with an evening gown, and Azzaro fashions a see-through slip that glitters like the stars. Chanel’s bodysuit showcases giant jewels and well-placed cutouts, and Winnie Harlow wears Philipp Plein’s encrusted bodysuit with power.

Alexis Mabille | Spring 2019 Couture

Azzaro | Spring 2019 Couture

Chanel | Spring 2019 Couture

Philipp Plein | Spring 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Shine bright with these fabrics:

1.625″ Pearl White/Silver Beaded Rhinestone Trim

Silver Fancy Rhinestone Trim – 1.25″

Bralette

The bralette is the psuedo-bra that’s been sweeping the runways, popping up under sheer shirts. Alexander Wang pairs a sheer bralette with a brazen blazer, while Cinq a Sept and Emilia Wickstead show bralettes as blouses. Jil Sanders shows the proper way to sport a bralette, with sports bra style under a sheer button-up.

Alexander Wang | Spring 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Cinq a Sept | Spring 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Emilia Wickstead | Spring 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Jil Sander | Spring 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Bare all with the bralette.

Black Beaded Tulle

Metallic Mauve and Charcoal Abstract Embroidery on Lilac Tulle

Long Skirts

Designers have been playing with the idea of modesty, showing off full-coverage, sheer gowns and mini skirts with high necklines and long sleeves (a la The Hydrangea Gown, sans slip). Lingerie with long skirts have been making their way down the runway, such as Area’s bejeweled, and totally sheer ensemble. Jonathan Simkhai utilized lace and leg slits for a lovely slip, while Prabal Gurung attached a sheer skirt to an opaque slip. Sandra Mansour shows an embroidered lace ensemble with a high neck that utilizes opaque and mesh spacing elegantly.

Area | Spring 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Jonathan Simkhai | Spring 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Prabal Gurung | Spring 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Sandra Mansour | Spring 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Go long with these fabrics:

Gray Accordion Pleated Chiffon

Bright White and Wine Ombre Silk Charmeuse

Ready-to-Wear

Lingerie is typically utilized in the boudoir, but lately, designers have paired lingerie with ready-to-wear. Jeremy Scott utilizes a pair of high-waisted panties paired with a cropped sweater to make a statement, while Johnathan Simkhai and Red Valentino went with more subtle ensembles. Zadig & Voltaire paired a simple slip with some broken-in jeans for a sexy, slouchy look.

Jeremy Scott | Fall 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Johnathan Simkhai | Fall 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Red Valentino | Fall 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Zadig & Voltaire | Fall 2019 Ready-to-Wear

Get ready for bed with these fabrics:

Magenta Polyester Chiffon

Hunter Green Silk Duchesse Satin

What lingerie look is your favorite? I love Jeremy Scott’s ready-to-wear style! Let me know what you think in the comments.