We begin with matador diapers, adorned with Fallopian accents and a genital-cupping cut.
Seriously, no one ever wants to be part of the Genital Sag discussion.
Skirts are always better than hotpants. Well, okay, maybe there are certain instances where hotpants are required, but it's VERY rare and specific.
Ponchos Without Pants is something D&G very much believes in for next spring.
No, really. I wasn't kidding. Ugly Betty would have been a very different show if she had gotten this memo.
This poncho at least comes with a dress version, for people who are more delicate with their nethers.
This poncho has ACTUAL CLOTHES UNDER IT. Though for all I know, it's just a second, longer poncho. It's a double poncho.
Let us relax with a fully-formed, pretty dress for a moment. We'll need it.
NO ONE EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION.
Much cuter this way.
This is totally going to turn up on Selena Gomez, right?
Don't be sad, my pet. This isn't anywhere near the worst of the bunch.
She is ALSO not impressed. But other than the potentially awkward length, I don't think this is bad at all. It's a pretty scroll pattern, at least.
I LOVE it as a dramatic cape dress. I like the other, also, but when you put the red band between top and bottom, it makes the lower piece look like it's circling her ovaries.
DO NOT BE LURED BY THE DOTS, STARLETS. THIS WILL LOOK INSANE. I'm worried for Katy Perry.
That's fun visually, but on a red-carpet, I'm likely to wish the entire skirt had the ruffle layers.
Just leave this alone, Iggy Azalea. (Actually, I don't see her as a polka-dot person, particularly, but the advice still stands.)
That's sprightly.
The diaper version, less so (she looks like a conductor in the Hotpants Marching Band). But the cocktail frock is nice enough.
I am not getting on board with BeDazzled jeans.
And I am really not behind them when paired with that sad camisole.
Is this an audition to costume someone in a space movie?
The cape is the best part of any of these.
What, did someone spill coffee on the overlay?
"Wear me on stage, Fergie," the first one screams.
This just feels very "lather, rinse, repeat," of the last two years.
Bullfighters and cummerbunds. We knew they were coming.
I DO like this coat. And not just because it's also a diaper shield.
I wish that were just a blouse. Maybe with the skirt on the one several slides back that looks like it's missing its dress.
The pattern on the one on the right vaguely reminds me of the locket in the 1982 Annie movie.
This whole SHIRT could be the locket. Try hiding THAT in your storage room, Miss Hannigan. (Actually, that room was large and full of boxes. She could do it. Carol Burnett's Miss Hannigan could hide anything. Except sometimes her slips.)
Did the designers WATCH "Annie" recently?
I want to like this, but that's just sort of messy to me.
Prettyish?
Quite cute. That'll make the rounds.
Even cuter! It's so Taylor Swift to me.
This looks a bit like everything hits her too high: the waist, the hem.
SWEET CODPIECE SANDWICH.
O DEMON PELVIC PANEL.
She's like, "My skirt suggests the circus is in town. AND THIS IS IT."
This is like a Mel Brooks parody.
Better.
And, Kendall Jenner. She worked a lot this Fashion Week -- she was in some shows we saw and I didn't realize until later that she'd walked past us. So she must be holding her own out there. Good for her?
The Pampers Posse is coming. Everyone stay strong.