Gwen Stefani never misses the latest sartorial trend, and this time she is embracing the visible bra look.
The hitmaker took to Instagram to share a photograph of herself posing backstage alongside her husband, Blake Shelton. The couple attended a concert hosted by Matt Maher and Sarah Kroger.
Gwen opted for a casual ensemble with a daring twist. The singer wore a semi-sheer white vest that was layered over a hot-pink bra. The lingerie straps were visible beneath the vest for a bold pop of color. The look was styled with distressed jeans and a pair of red pumps. Gwen carried a snakeskin handbag and accessorized with gold jewelry.
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The star's luscious blonde locks were left down in soft waves while her makeup oozed glam, courtesy of a smoky eye and a matte lip. Meanwhile, Blake rocked a khaki-colored shirt with a pair of dark-wash jeans and brown boots.
"Such a beautiful night seeing @mattmahermusic and @skroger. Thank you both for welcoming us backstage. You are so incredibly talented!!" Gwen penned alongside the photograph.
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Gwen's exposed pink bra embraces the underwear-as-outwear trend that continues to pepper the runway. During Miu Miu’s autumn/winter 2025, bras were layered beneath ribbed knits or seen peeking out from under ruffled silk dresses. Meanwhile, Simone Rocha styled fuzzy fur bras with leather jackets and billowing skirts, while Sarah Burton at Givenchy layered delicate bras beneath sheer mesh dresses.
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Most recently, during the spring/summer 2027 season, the likes of Miu Miu, Stella McCartney, Courrèges, and Hermès all debuted bra tops on the runway. Gwen's look is therefore right on trend according to the fashion sphere.
Gwen and Blake met on The Voice and went public with their relationship in late 2015. In 2020, they announced their engagement to Instagram and a year later tied the knot at Blake's Oklahoma ranch. The hitmaker shares three sons, Kingston, Zuma, and Apollo with her ex-husband, Gavin Rossdale.
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Gwen Stefani's distinct style
Gwen has always enjoyed experimenting with different styles and trends. "I remember back when No Doubt was just starting out: We didn't have a record out, and I was in school. I would spend my time daydreaming about what I was going to make for my costumes. That's something I've always done. As soon as I knew we had a show, I'd be off to the fabric store. And I'd be really excited. It's just something I've always, always done," she told Glamour in August 2009.
