Vanessa Kirby added another sheer look to her maternity wardrobe. The actress, who’s currently promoting her forthcoming film “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” wore a little black dress by Alaïa for her appearance on “Late Night With Seth Meyers” on Wednesday in New York City.

Kirby wore the black, cage knit dress with a midi hem courtesy of the Tunisian couturier and design label. The dress was crafted with a sheer stretch viscose and wool-blend mesh. Subtle metallic thread detailing featured throughout the design as well. The dress also featured such design elements as raglan sleeves, along with a partial jersey lining.

Kirby coordinated the dress with strappy black heels courtesy of Aquazzura, a brand she’s worn throughout her “Fantastic Four” promotional tour.

As for accessories, Kirby turned to Cartier for her rings and earrings. Kirby’s icy blond tresses were styled with waves and the trendy side-part courtesy of Adir Abergel. Her makeup included bold brows, lined eyes and a soft lip by artist Jo Baker.

Kirby’s look was curated by stylist Andrew Mukamal, who’s styled Kirby throughout her press tour and also curated Lindsay Lohan’s look for the “Freakier Friday” premiere on Tuesday. Kirby has worn multiple sheer looks during the promotional tour of “The Fantastic Four,” including a blue Givenchy dress and another black see-through Alaïa dress.

Kirby’s take on the classic little black dress follows suit with several celebrities who’ve put their spin on the wardrobe staple over the course of the last several years. Natasha Lyonne embraced a lingerie spin on the style in a midi dress by Nina Ricci for her July 17 appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”

Amanda Seyfried gave the LBD a playful fringe spin in a look by Rabanne at the “I Don’t Understand You” premiere in June. Back in May 2024, Sydney Sweeney added hip exposures to her Miu Miu little black dress while promoting “Immaculate.”

The little black dress has a deep history, one that goes back roughly 100 years. Coco Chanel’s initial designs of the wardrobe staple date to the mid-1920s, a piece defined by versatility, wearability and ubiquity. The 1961 film “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” further popularized the little black dress, with star Audrey Hepburn wearing the black Givenchy costume in multiple scenes with different accessories throughout the picture.

“The Fantastic Four: First Steps” follows the titular heroes — played by Kirby, Pedro Pascal, Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bachrach — as they defend Earth from the mysterious Galactus and the Silver Surfer, played by Julia Garner. The film hits theaters Friday.