Most Outrageous Looks From Fashion Week

Jeremy Scott's show is always over-the-top weird and this season was no different, with a grab bag of '90s-inspired styles, including cheeky slogan tops and candy-colored, raver-esque pigtails strutting down the catwalk.

London’s Central St. Martins College of Art always presents a graduate show, and this season included some really wacky designs, like this destroyed denim look by Marta Marques and Paulo Almeida.

Another Central Saint Martins graduate, Daniel Lee, presented this fabric concoction.

We really don't know what Ji Young Pyo (also a CSM grad) was trying to say with this look.

We're sure you'd get a few stares if you showed up with this seriously high hair at the office. We loved it on the runway at Costello Tagliapietra, but this hair helmet is not really for the masses.

British designer Daniella Issa Helayel gained notoriety this year when soon-to-be princess Kate Middleton wore an Issa London dress when she announced her engagement to Prince William. We wonder if she's thinking of putting her bridesmaids in red Robin Hood hats...

Isaac Mizrahi not only added unusual globe bouffants to his model's hairstyles, he also accented more than a few looks with dyed-to-match dogs!

We thought Giles Deacon's severe show was in many cases quite beautiful, but there were a few head-scratching exceptions, including this fur-hemmed full skirt.

It's hard to tell if that's hair or a swatch of fuzzy carpet on the models at Gwen Stefani's L.A.M.B. show in New York. Either way, it looks heavy.

While British designer Vivienne Westwood's designs are always eccentric, we found her Red Label show to be somewhat disturbing this season. Who is this sad clown?

What's outrageous about this hair at Erin Fetherston is how much time it must have taken to create. Talk about intricate.

Mullets and colorful polka dots on the faces at Louise Gray. Need we say more?

Christopher Kane's bizarre, almost science fiction-inspired plastic accents on many of his pieces looked beautiful, but let's be honest: This dress is completely unwearable.

Did Donald Trump and his comb-over inspire the hair at Peter Pilotto? We can't imagine any woman wanting to look this way all day.