15 of the boldest 'naked' dresses celebrities have worn at the Cannes Film Festival

The sleeveless top of her garment was crafted from see-through black lace, with a panel of ruffles over the chest that matched its tiered, ruffled miniskirt.

Peter Dundas designed her off-the-shoulder look, which was entirely see-through and had a deep cutout in the middle of its bodice.

There was also a section of ruched fabric that wrapped around the model's waist and extended into a ruffled skirt.

Her white, Ralph & Russo couture gown left little to the imagination, as it was entirely sheer and covered in crystals.

It featured a corset bodice, asymmetrical straps, and a long skirt with a train and thigh-high slit.

The white Schiaparelli Haute Couture design had a plunging neckline, sheer straps that covered her chest, a tiered skirt, and a bedazzled white belt around her waist.

She wore it with a seahorse broach made from diamonds and seafoam-green crystal earrings.

Her green minidress — which bared her torso and revealed her tan underwear — was designed by Alexandre Vauthier.

She wore it with only the single undergarment and Louboutin heels.

She wore a white bridal gown from Zuhair Murad that was sheer and decorated with a white floral pattern from top to bottom.

The Indian actor also donned a matching cape across her shoulders that reached the floor.

Its base layer — which had long sleeves and a floor-length skirt — was crafted from sheer, black mesh that hugged her body and extended into a short train.

And on top, the Ralph & Russo design had a bedazzled, crocodile-shaped panel that extended from Harlow's chest to her knees.

Oscar de la Renta custom-made the sparkling gown with tan mesh, creating the illusion that you could see the actor's skin between the gown's sparkling design.

Alberta Ferretti designed her ruffled dress, which was sleeveless and decorated with intricate beading in floral patterns.

Her Stéphane Rolland gown had a full white skirt and a sleeveless mesh bodice decorated with strategically-placed chunks of sparkling fabric.

The model also wore long white gloves and diamond jewelry with the outfit.

Elie Saab designed her sparkling halter dress, which created the illusion that she was covered in diamonds.

It had swirls of the stones draped across its tan fabric from its high-neck collar to its column skirt.

The German influencer has a history of bold outfits at the Cannes Film Festival — but her latest takes the cake.

The custom Georges Hobeika gown was strapless with a sheer circle in the middle of its bodice, creating a "naked" effect that extended to its semi-sheer skirt.

Tamara Ralph designed her strapless white gown, which was sheer but covered with white feathers to subdue the daring element.

The gown also had a black belt around the waist and a feathered train attached at the back.

Paco Rabanne designed the sleeveless, chainmail dress with a V-shaped neckline, midi skirt, and a back cutout featuring a whale-tail detail.

She donned a mesh bra and matching string underwear — both with a monogram Gucci print — covered by a mesh slip with diamonds draped down her chest from its neckline.

The model also added mesh gloves, knee-high stockings, red lipstick, and black sunglasses.