Skyclad refers to the practice of being naked in nature, often associated with various spiritual or religious beliefs. It is commonly linked to Wicca and other forms of Paganism, where practitioners believe that being unclothed allows for a deeper connection with the earth and the divine. In a broader context, the term "skyclad" can also describe a style of art or performance that emphasizes natural beauty and freedom. It is often used in literature and music to evoke themes of liberation and authenticity, celebrating the human form in its most natural state.