There is a new kid on the fashion block - Vagina Wigs.
New York Fashion Week has brought the bizarre statement accessory to the forefront of the fashion scene.
#FemiNazis pressure F1 to ban F1 girls, but applaud this load of crap. #vaginawigs pic.twitter.com/P7fPZwzJkN
— Just call me Sir! (gab.ai) (@AbuelitoSerge) February 16, 2018
A bevy of models walked the runway adorned in vagina wigs to present designer Kaimin's 2018 Spring / Summer collection, 'Oriental Garden'.
The South Korean designer is known for dressing the likes of Bjork and Lady Gaga in the past, flashed his new collection on the ramp which featured studded blazers, iridescent raincoats, and tulle bodysuits among others).
The wigs are tiny spiked hair extensions, made to look like mini Mohawks pointing out of crotch area.
Also known as merkins, the wigs were worn by prostitutes in the 1600s for various health reasons.
After being featured on one of the biggest platforms for fashion trends, the wigs drove Twitterati baffled.
A user wrote, "W H Y ?"
W H Y ? #vaginawigs https://t.co/iBKdTYM1Cu
— Stacy Lynn (@StacyLy83315054) February 18, 2018
Another user tweeted, "Look who actually started a trend."
Look who actually started a trend. https://t.co/J26XZTKh60 @OfficialKat @BethBehrs @JENCOOLIDGE #2brokegirls #vaginawigs
— Garret (@garretmbutt) February 17, 2018
While one wrote, "I see that the new fashion at #LFW is a vagina wig. FFS for years women have been whipping off their lady gardens & now we have to pay to put it back on. That is consumerism gone totally bonkers. Save money ladies, don't wax, save twice! #vaginawigs".
I see that the new fashion at #LFW is a vagina wig. FFS for years women have been whipping off their lady gardens & now we have to pay to put it back on. That is consumerism gone totally bonkers. Save money ladies, don't wax, save twice! #vaginawigs
— eternal optimist (@dettybo) February 16, 2018
