Instead of full skin exposure, Sreetama leaves one long, uninterrupted vertical line open. This elongates the silhouette, draws the eye, and creates a sense of movement. Example: A structured blazer over nothing but tailored trousers, left completely unbuttoned except for the top closure.

Closed garments are static. An open strip moves. Shoot in slow motion (Reels or TikTok) showing the fabric flaring as the model walks. Slow-motion capture emphasizes the "open" nature and the flow of the stripes.

Brands like Carhartt, Dickies, and Supreme began to experiment with open strip designs, offering consumers a chance to buy clothes that were both functional and fashionable. The open strip look quickly gained popularity, with many young people incorporating it into their wardrobes.

Start with high-quality basics like neutral-colored bodysuits, well-fitted jeans, and classic blazers. These serve as the foundation for your "open strip" experiments.