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Halter tops are back with a vengeance this summer – and they have received a super-sexy upgrade! There was nothing conservative about the halter top that dominated the nineties and early noughties; but it has gotten even more risqué if you can believe it!
Some of our favorite A-listers who are no strangers to racy sartorial choices have sported the risqué halter top recently, making us confident that it is *the* fashion trend of the summer. Check out how Emily Ratajkowski and Dua Lipa are wearing theirs below…
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Emily Ratajkowski
The 33-year-old High Low with EmRata podcast host has tried a number of provocative trends over the years, so it comes as no surprise to see her not only try the risqué halter top trend, but absolutely nail it!
The brunette beauty turned heads back in April last year when she was papped in New York City wearing a fiery red halter top from Australian label With Jéan (check out another pic here) which came complete with a plunging neckline and an ab-baring cutout.
Emrata also posted a picture of herself wearing the same top while having lunch with her son on her Instagram. She styled the top with some casual gray pants, a Manu Atelier three zipped baguette shoulder bag, and Loewe sneakers, as well as a trendy pair of Dmy by Dmy 'Juno' squared acetate sunglasses.
Dua Lipa
Prior to wowing fans with her explosive set at Glastonbury Festival last month, the "Houdini" singer rendered them speechless when she stepped out in a super-racy halter top while vacationing on the Amalfi Coast.
The "Dance the Night" hitmaker was spotted in the same fiery 'Rose' halter top as Emrata (check out a pic here) which she accessorized with high-waisted cut-off denim shorts and a chain necklace. Fans got to appreciate the top from another angle when she shared a picture of herself eating pasta while wearing the top on her personal Instagram account.
