The naked bridal-wear craze first struck in December – and it’s showing no signs of showing down.

An Australian designer has launched her own take on the sheer style and is producing the quirky wedding dresses by hand.

Customers seem to be thrilled with this news, gushing that the racy creations are “beautiful”.

Wedding designer Grace Loves Lace has replicated the high-end look for around £1,500.

The fishtail gown works to enhance the natural curves of your body.

Built in cups support the bust while also giving the cleavage a little lift.

While the neckline is high-necked and modest, a saucy front split leaves the legs completely exposed.

The bride can expect to flash even more skin, as the lace garment is almost completely backless.

It flows into a sophisticated train, with can be adjusted to different sizes.

Unlike other naked dresses on the market, the designer’s is fully lined with nude material.

This allows you to achieve the “naked” look without actually showing too much skin and making the vicar blush.

You can purchase the gown in two traditional shades – crisp white or ivory.

Since the designer debuted the dress on Instagram yesterday, it’s racked up thousands of likes.

Many remarked that they were desperate to purchase one of the gowns.

One commenter said the designs look “beautiful”, with another agreeing that it’s a “dream”.

A third added: “I am determined to go to this showroom one day, this dress is to die for.”

2018 appears to be the year for unique wedding dresses.

Around 42% of Daily Star Online readers confessed that they would be courageous enough to give sheer bridal gowns a go.

Celebrities have also backed the craze, with TV host Cristina Pedroche modelling a very revealing wedding jumpsuit.

And during Paris Fashion Week, brave models paraded down the catwalk in the peek-a-boo style.