Brooks Nader turns heads in sheer dress at CFDA Fashion Awards
Brooks Nader left little to the imagination when she walked the red carpet in a sheer dress on Monday.The 29-year-old actress and model stunned when she posed for photos at the CFDA Fashion Awards in a sheer black-and-white metallic dress with a halter neckline and an attached hood.Her black underwear was visible beneath the dress, which she paired with dark red nail polish, two rings, small hoop earrings and a pair of open-toed black high-heeled shoes.She styled her hair in an updo which was mainly kept hidden beneath the hood of the dress, keeping one strand out to frame her face.Her makeup look was natural, with nude lipstick and winged eyeliner.Nader wore a sheer black-and-white dress to the CFDA Awards.
(Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)Never one to shy away from stepping out in a revealing dress, Nader made headlines in September, when she was photographed in New York wearing a fully sheer black dress which featured short ruffled sleeves, a high neckline and a fitted silhouette that fell below her knees.She paired the dress with black undergarments, pointed-toe pumps and a clutch.Her blonde hair fell in loose waves down her back.LINDSAY LOHAN, BROOKS NADER AND HALSEY HEAT UP RED CARPETS IN SKY-HIGH SLITS AND SHEER GOWNSBrooks Nader attended a CFDA event celebrating the start of New York Fashion Week.
(Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)Nader has spoken about her upbringing with conservative parents in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, telling Maxim magazine in September 2025 that her parents were "totally against" the idea of her pursuing a career in modeling and acting.She, however, had an obsession with Hollywood and fashion and, after attending an open call in Miami, made it into the 2020 issue of Sport's Illustrated swimsuit edition and was named Rookie of the Year.GET ENTERTAINMENT SCOOP DELIVERED RIGHT TO YOUR EMAIL BY CLICKING HERENader was named Rookie of the Year after posing for Sports Illustrated the first time.(Lionel Hahn/Fox via Getty Images)"Then, five...