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Nicki Minaj Takes Sheer to ‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ in Alaïa Dress and Chanel Headscarf

Nicki Minaj opted for a monochromatic look that aligned with the sheer trend while appearing on Wednesday’s episode of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert,” donning a body-con Alaïa dress. The rapper’s woven maxidress featured a nude-baring top and a ruched skirt with an asymmetric hem. For accessories, Minaj embraced logomania in a Chanel headscarf with rainbow lettering along with a silver Saint Laurent arm cuff. Nicki Minaj and Stephen Colbert Minaj is just one of the many celebrities who have embraced the sheer trend throughout 2023. The style statement often incorporates mesh fabric, chain-mail detail and lace. Dua Lipa, Lady Gaga and Ciara are among the other stars who have gone sheer on red carpets and other high-profile events. Minaj last wore Alaïa to the 2023 “Barbie” premiere in July, where she embraced a billowy blue skirt set with a sheer wrap skirt. The rapper, whose fanbase is famously named “The Barbz,” appeared on the film’s soundtrack alongside Ice Spice in the single “Barbie.” Nicki Minaj and Stephen Colbert Regarding new music, Minaj released her fifth studio album “Pink Friday 2” on Dec. 8 (her birthday). The project, which marks her first studio album in the past five years, is a sequel to her

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