Anna Cleveland and Dresses on Fire at the Moschino Fall 2016 Show

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Moschino's fall 2016 collection is on fire. Literally. Among denim booty shorts, metallic skirts, and leather bustiers that opened the show, designer Jeremy Scott debuted singed cocktail dresses and gowns that smoked as they walked the runway at Milan Fashion Week. That's right: Smoke came right out of bustles and trains, silk and tulle, trailing behind the models as they navigated the set that was made to look like a mansion in shambles. And, just when we thought it couldn't get any better, Anna Cleveland appeared. But wait, there's more: Cleveland didn't just walk the runway like the models who came before her. She vogued her way down the catwalk. While the models that followed each danced to her own beat, we have to be honest: Cleveland's performance is a not-to-miss, never-forget moment. Lucky for you, you can catch some of it right here to watch over and over again. We know we will be! A video posted by carlomengucci (@carlomengucci) on Feb 25, 2016 at 11:49am PST Scroll through some of the singed silk pieces below. Just be careful if it inspires you to try a little DIY on your own closet! A singed-hem tuxedo dress. A tulle-hemmed creation
Moschino's fall 2016 collection is on fire. Literally. Among denim booty shorts, metallic skirts, and leather bustiers that opened the show, designer Jeremy Scott debuted singed cocktail dresses and gowns that smoked as they walked the runway at Milan Fashion Week. That's right: Smoke came right out of bustles and trains, silk and tulle, trailing behind the models as they navigated the set that was made to look like a mansion in shambles. And, just when we thought it couldn't get any better, Anna Cleveland appeared. But wait, there's more: Cleveland didn't just walk the runway like the models who came before her. She vogued her way down the catwalk. While the models that followed each danced to her own beat, we have to be honest: Cleveland's performance is a not-to-miss, never-forget moment. Lucky for you, you can catch some of it right here to watch over and over again. We know we will be! A video posted by carlomengucci (@carlomengucci) on Feb 25, 2016 at 11:49am PST Scroll through some of the singed silk pieces below. Just be careful if it inspires you to try a little DIY on your own closet! A singed-hem tuxedo dress. A tulle-hemmed creation