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Bell wears sheer burgundy shirt with visible Fleur du Mal bralette
Kristen Bell wore a completely sheer burgundy shirt revealing her dark Fleur du Mal bralette during Season 3 press day two.

A completely sheer burgundy shirt revealed Kristen Bell’s dark Fleur du Mal bralette as she promoted the third season of “Nobody Wants This.” The actress appeared in this look during press day two, an outfit choice shared by her stylist Nicole Chavez on Instagram.
Fleur du Mal bralette details and styling
The triangle-shaped lingerie piece from the New York label was clearly visible through the fabric. Slim straps crossed over Bell’s shoulders, while the see-through material displayed every contour of the bralette’s shape. Its outline remained crisp against the deep burgundy background.
Chavez utilized the bralette as a styling element rather than concealing it. Because the shirt offered no opacity, the lingerie functioned as an accessory within the ensemble.
The Frankie Shop top and trousers
Bell paired the bralette with a sheer button-down from The Frankie Shop. This top featured a relaxed fit, dropped shoulders, and three-quarter sleeves. It was left unbuttoned low to create a deep V neckline, placing the bralette front and center.
The loose shirt floated over the lingerie instead of clinging to it, maintaining a soft effect. She completed the outfit with matching burgundy tailored trousers from the same brand, which kept the overall appearance polished.
Accessories and beauty choices
An Anderson’s belt made of croc-embossed leather cinched her waist. A gold rectangular buckle provided a bright accent against the tonal wine palette. This color scheme felt rich and seasonal, ensuring the dark bralette remained the focal point.
Jennifer Meyer jewelry added gold shine, including layered diamond necklaces and a medallion pendant. Bell’s blonde hair was styled into a loose, low bun with face-framing strands. Her makeup featured a rosy glow and terracotta lip.
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