Fashion dresses

The term "world's most revealing dress" can be subjective and may refer to various high-fashion or custom pieces that have been notable for their daring designs. Over the years, many celebrities and fashion icons have worn dresses that push the boundaries of what is considered conventionally acceptable in terms of coverage and design.

One example that might be referred to as the "world's most revealing dress" is the iconic sheer, green Versace dress worn by Jennifer Lopez at the 2000 Grammy Awards. This dress was so popular it is credited with leading to the creation of Google Images, due to the high volume of searches for photos of the dress.

Another example is the "naked dress" worn by Rihanna at the CFDA Awards in 2014. This dress was made from a sheer fabric and covered in over 200,000 Swarovski crystals, leaving little to the imagination.

Designers often create such revealing dresses to make a bold statement or to showcase innovation in materials and techniques. However, the impact of such dresses also depends on the cultural context and the event at which they are worn.