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A visible woman in a creation by designer Manish Arora bedecked with Swarovski crystals walks the London runway. Photo credit: Gareth Cattermole. Link.

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  • Antinous

    It’s right above you at #21. Caching problem?

  • eustace

    Science has tried to bring us fashion this eye-popping, but science has failed. Only mad designers can do it.

  • EncarnacionFlor

    Hey Technicolor operation catsuit is in style man!!! Don’t be such a square.
    But that’s not what this post is about. I ask you, dear happy mutants, are you Hopeful for a Change?

  • eustace

    There is much rejoicing in untitled 1.

    back to the thread currently in progress…

    Fashion. If it not make my brain ‘splode, ur doing it rong.

  • sammich

    It might serve as both high-visibility cycle wear (particularly if the shoulder crystals could light up), and as a handy anatomy guide for first-aiders in the unlikely event that you should be run down.

  • eustace

    my goodness, I read that as “first-GRADERS”; the horror…

  • echolocate chocolate

    Would look better with matching neon-yellow face paint.

  • TheMadLibrarian

    The Borg have assimilated the fashion world.

  • Bill Albertson

    @#1, apparently Slim Goodbody was a stunt double in Superfly. Proof now exists.

    Ok, jokes aside about Slim the Pimp…OMG, my eyes are effink bleeding!

  • ahtran

    i was unbelievably underwhelmed about the rest of the collection after seeing this one pop out.
    eg. the headdress: how often has that’n been appropriated?

  • demidan

    Tron lives!

  • cherry shiva

    why no skull mask ?

  • Anonymous

    Wow, what a model. Only a true professional can wear this with a straight face.

  • trr

    Ugly, but that would be OK if it were somewhat accurate. It’s not. The heart and lungs are so far off it’s not even funny.

  • nigelstwin

    Clearly Slim Goodbody’s comin’ to get his duds from this chick.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slim_Goodbody

  • Xopher

    That has got to be the single ugliest piece of haute couture I’ve ever seen. That poor model! Look at her face! I know it’s hard to tear your eyes from the spectacle of a child’s Halloween costume, blown up to adult size and with crystals stuck all over it, apparently to make it more expensive (since nothing could make it anything other than hideous), passed off as fashion.

    Someone tell me this was a Dadaist art piece. Wow. This is amazing.

    Wonderfulness: it took my mind off the election long enough to write the above.

  • dougrogers

    Models always look like they want to kill you. Apparently it’s sexy.

  • bananachair

    I would wear that every day of my life. Too motherflippin’ sweet.

  • Jake0748

    ooh… well… if it has Swarovski CRYSTALS on it…

    can i get my iphone studded with some?

  • chgoliz

    I know exactly what she’s thinking: this makes me look fat.

    Ugly couture, models are used to. But something padded around the hips, waist and arms? Quelle horreur.

  • trr

    I posted a comment on this thread at 12:04 PM yesterday and it appears in my list of comments (http://dynamic.boingboing.net/profile/trr), but not here. How strange.

  • Strangepork

    Slim was Sooo ahead of his time!