Milan Fashion Week's Most Outrageous (PHOTOS)
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Posted: 09/27/11 04:40 PM ET | Updated: 09/28/11 02:06 PM ET
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We've been taking a look at some of the most unusual happenings at the Spring 2012 runway shows. (See our roundups of the most unexpected moments at New York Fashion Week and London Fashion Week.)
And now it's time to turn our attention on Milan, which had its share of over-the-top ensembles, surprise appearances, star-studded bashes and eccentric props.
Here are our nominees for the most outrageous ...
Boozy prop: Heinekens at Dsquared2
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People in that industry should be ashamed of themselves when they bully, shame and play on women's insecurities about their size and weight according to the industries ridiculous standards. Most women do not look like a stick so what in the hell makes the designers think we want to see sticks modeling clothes. We would like to see healthy women model clothing not the industries distorted perception of healthy. How can women picture how they would even look in clothes when the model wearing them is not even close to representing what most women look like. But I am sure that some women wouldn't want to picture themselves in the collections above anyway.
It's we the public that needs to understand that these women are not meant to be the paragons of beauty nor natural, they are just meant to present the designers' clothes. If they were beautiful, you'd notice the model not the clothes and that's definitely not what a designer wants.