In a world where naked dressing is now taken for granted on both red carpets and in real life, figuring out what qualifies as “sexy” is increasingly hard. Haider Ackermann, Tom Ford’s successor at his namesake brand, took this season’s undercurrent of eroticism and made it even more overt — with mixed results, according to our chief fashion critic Vanessa Friedman.
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