Celebs Prove the Lace Cami Is Fall’s Coolest Going-Out Top

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The going-out top from the early to mid-aughts received a 2026 makeover for fall. Kendall Jenner, Dua Lipa, Karlie Kloss, and Hailey Bieber have all recently been spotted rocking lace camis—and they're the answer to the age-old question, "what do I wear with jeans?"
- Celebrities have been photographed wearing lace camisoles at fashion shows, industry events, and while out and about in the city.
- The lace camisole trend is inspired by undergarments from the 19th century.
- Lace-trimmed camis usually have flowy or relaxed silhouettes and are typically made from silk or satin.
The modern camisole emerged in the 19th century as undergarments worn over corsets and petticoats. By the late 1800s and early 1900s, they became widely used by women everywhere and were trimmed with intricate lace.
Because of this, lace trims became synonymous with lingerie throughout the 20th century. In the 90s, these lace-trimmed camisoles and slip dresses transcended underwear as stars began donning them on red carpets and city streets alike.
Now, the underwear-as-outerwear trend remains strong, with celebrities proving that a lace cami is the coolest going-out top of fall 2026.
How Celebrities are Styling Lace Camis for Fall 2026
The lace camis celebrities are wearing in 2026 don't look anything like the layered versions from Limited Too we wore in middle and high school.
Instead, we're seeing lace-trimmed in flowy or A-line silhouettes inspired by the 1920s and Victoria's Secret circa 1990s and modern asymmetrical cuts. Most often, you'll see them in satin or silk lingerie-like fabrics and pretty much every color you could ever want, from pastels to neons.
Dua Lip and Hailey Bieber style them with another 2026 fall trend—slouchy low-slung jeans—while Kendall Jenner wears them with wide-leg trousers and a pashmina draped over her shoulder.
Celebrity-Inspired Lace Camis
Cicy Bell Women Satin Lace Top
With its v-shaped neckline, this cami has a subtle asymmetrical hem and lace detailing plus adjustable spaghetti straps for a customized fit.
Cameron Sage Satin Lace Cami Top
Designed from shiny satin with a body-skimming fit, you can wear this cami on its own or layer it beneath a classic cardigan.
OVERSLEPT by Aerie Liquid Satin Tunic Tank
Featuring a perfectly drapey silhouette, this relaxed lace-trimmed cami possesses the comfort and feel of lingerie, only chic enough to leave the house in.
Old Navy Asymmetrical Lace-Trim Cami Top
Looking for a modern take on the vintage-inspired style? This cami with adjustable straps delivers with its asymmetrical split hem and bright hue.
A&F Bra-Free Bella Lace-Trim Satin Cami
The best part about this keyhole cami with a gorgeous lace trim is that you don't have to wear a bra with it because it has built-in removable padding for subtle shape and support.
ASOS DESIGN Satin Lace Trim Long Line Cami
This mid-length camisole proves that you can never have enough lace. It's trimmed with lace along the scoop neckline, beneath the bust, and along the hem.
Quince 100% Washable Silk Lace Cami
The standout feature of this smooth and shiny cami is that it is made from 100% mulberry silk that's machine washable (and a fraction of the cost compared to competitors).
Open Edit Asymmetrical Lace Satin Tank
Available in fall-approved chocolate brown, this asymmetrical satin cami looks amazing paired with flared pants, an edgy leather jacket, and matching mules.
Aritzia Foxtrot Satin Camisole
Made from soft satin with a light-catching sheen, this empire waist top is giving major vintage vibes.
Mieeyali Y2K Lace Trim Satin Cami Top
A flowy, long-line silhouette makes this budget-friendly pick a comfortable yet chic option.
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