An ugly kilted fashion show

**parpin** · 14th March 12, 05:49 PM

Cardiac kilt wearers should not click that link. I almost fallen on the floor.

http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/an...ll-winter-2012

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 14th March 12, 06:26 PM

I guess I don't get fashion, that is just, just, just... I don't know, unappealing at best. Did he forget to bring his kilt and have to wear a table cloth?

However, this is not bad, if you like the Simpson's!

However, I thought most women wanted to be slimmer in the hips, so is this a new trend:

**flyrod6057** · 14th March 12, 06:52 PM

I often wonder if the models walk in and see the crap they're going to be wearing, and then go bananas?

For example:
"Let me get this straight... You want me to wear a parrot sweater and my grandmother's picnic table cloth? Really? Really? You're kidding, right?"

**Nighthawk** · 14th March 12, 07:21 PM

...do these people do this to themselves on purpose...?

See my sig.

**CMcG** · 14th March 12, 07:23 PM

I love fashion shows that don't even bother to pretend to be something people would actually wear. It allows me to enjoy the spectacle and see it as an art form, rather than clothing

**Bill aka Mole** · 14th March 12, 07:37 PM

my eyese, tey burn;/.

I and my loud and distinctive laugh are most likely to not ever go to a fashion show.

But it could be a lot of fun.

**Nighthawk** · 14th March 12, 08:37 PM

Originally Posted by CMcG

I love fashion shows that don't even bother to pretend to be something people would actually wear. It allows me to enjoy the spectacle and see it as an art form, rather than clothing

Our definitions of art differ considerably, my friend.

**rondo** · 14th March 12, 08:42 PM

Someone please burn out my eyes with a hot poker! Please!
Rondo

**Bugbear** · 14th March 12, 08:55 PM

Originally Posted by rondo

Someone please burn out my eyes with a hot poker! Please!
Rondo

You'll still remember...

**CMcG** · 14th March 12, 08:57 PM

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

Our definitions of art differ considerably, my friend.

No problem, I'm sure most people's aesthetics are different. Keep in mind though, art doesn't have to be beautiful, but should generate a reaction. Having done all my degrees in the fine arts, let me assure everyone that this fashion show is fairly tame compared to some performance art...