I hope whoever buys this refers to it privately as her Guggenheim dress.
I think this IS supposed to be Madonna, and also I sincerely wish that everyone who attended fashion shows was handed a sign that said things like OMG and WTF to hold up at appropriate moments. Sometimes, people would probably be holding up BOTH at the same time.
I am pretty sure I should hate this way more than I actually do.
Um. Is this a jumpsuit with ONE SHORT LEG AND ONE LONG LEG? I BESEECH you, Hollywood, please, one of you wear this.
Sure, for those days when you wake up and want to look like a formal car wash.
In all sincerity, I really like that cardigan. That's one of the most Me things I've ever said, also. I have a cardigan problem.
Paging Carrie Underwood (if only).
Paging Helena Bonham Carter. Sincerely.
Paging Angelina Jolie, although without the Salute To Amy Winehouse 'Do.
J.Lo! J. Lo! J. Lo!
The continuity in this show appears to be something that is NOT.
This is what happens when Anna Sui finally completely loses the plot and wakes up thinking she might actually be Sienna Miller.
Do those harem pants....go all the way down and over her feet?
This could work on the right person at the right time, and that right time is probably a remake of Cher's "Turn Back Time" video.
I don't even know what's happening here. Are those jean shorts under a tulle overlay? THAT READS LIKE A MAD LIB.
No.
Madonna is wearing these knee pads right now, with her dressing gown, while she eats a piece of toast and looks out at her garden.
This seems comparatively reasonable? I mean, for something involving harem pants.
I don't actually recall the 90s being THIS fun. Maybe if "Buffalo Stance" came on the radio.
Well, if you're going to wear those pants, they OUGHT to be gold and that is NOT sarcasm. It really isn't. Go full-harem, ladies, if you're going harem at all.
And that jacket is probably legit actually really good. Katy Perry will probably wear this entire look.
Suddenly, we're in a REALLY weird remake of Grease.
And then Karlie Kloss did some vogueing, which seems like a good addition to pretty much anything -- a fashion show, a subway ride, Thanksgiving.
I actually think Coco Rocha here might actually be doing "You're The One That I Want," which is delightful. Like, literally, that might be what's happening.
And then the designer himself came out and danced. So much dancing! Maybe it's Paris.