We thought fashion shows were about fashion, but these models are straight up naked! Check out the most ridiculous non-clothing designs to ever hit the runway …
Apparently we can expect tiny scraps of fabric to pass as clothing next season. Portuguese designer Fatima Lopes took "ready-to-wear" to a whole new extreme with this barely-there ensemble, which she showed off during her spring/summer runway show at Paris Fashion Week on September 25, 2012
Zahia Dehar isn't exactly a blushing bride. The risque designer, known for sending scantily-clad models down the runway, wore a completely see-through lace gown at her fall/winter haute couture fashion show in Paris on July 2, 2012.
Honestly, what's the point of even sending clothing down the runway? Always one to push the envelope, designer Zahia Dehar dressed her models up in carefully placed sequins and called it "fashion" during her fall/winter haute couture show in Paris on July 2, 2012.
Talk about red hot. Two models heat up the catwalk in itty bitty pieces from the Zahia Dehar haute couture collection on July 2, 2012.Haute couture, or haute mess?
Haute couture, or haute mess? A model shows off one of Zahia Dehar's racy creations at Paris Fashion Week on July 2, 2012.
Liu Wen rocks a sheer onesie at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. To be fair, it does have more coverage than the company's usual designs
You could draw this John Galliano outfit on with black Sharpie and you'd get more coverage.
Here comes the half-naked bride! And you were worried your mother wouldn't approve of her. A model presents a "dress" by Berlin-based label Kaviar Gauche.
Sure, a sheer raincoat can totally be a dress. Why not?
I'm a star! I'm a star! No, Naomi Campbell, you're just covered in them - and not very well, we might add.
