What Were They Thinking?

Prada

By Abby Gardner and Lilah Nicolaidis

Meow, wow! Among the bananas, hospital scrubs and baroque cherubs, Miuccia Prada managed to work in disturbingly feline-esque accessories.

Yohji Yamamoto

Giving new meaning to the phrase "hat head," the hair at Yamamoto's show was ... interesting ....

Fashion Week on the Tastemaker: Who'll deliver at Friday's flashmob?

Viktor & Rolf

Dutch duo Viktor & Rolf's finale bridal look was totally off-the-cuff. We can't wait to see what Kleinfeld does with this one.

Vivienne Westwood

We first saw the clay-in-hair phenomenon at Alexander Wang's show in New York, but amateur facialist Vivienne Westwood brought it to a whole new level.

Junya Watanabe

Just in time for Halloween, Watanabe sent his models down the runway with masked faces, jailbird stripes and kooky-colored wigs.

John Galliano

To celebrate his decadent Navy-themed collection for Christian Dior, tiny John Galliano wore his hair in fishtail braids and donned a sailor's cap, vest and pants while partying post-show with supermodel Kate Moss.

Gareth Pugh

"There was once a designer named Gareth, whose mission in life was to scareth. His models were lunar, they couldn't change sooner, for they would all rather be bareth."

Maison Martin Margiela

SpongeBob SquareTrench? Perfect for our paper doll collection, but we'll stick with our 3-D version this season.

Giambattista Valli

Business on top, party on the bottom. Somehow we don't see this on the 2011 Oscar red carpet.

Beth Ditto

The Gossip songstress closed the Jean Paul Gaultier show in a one-of-a-kind creation and some fierce eye makeup.

Comme des Garçons

Stanley Kubrick's The Shining twins, circa 2075. Eeeeeek!

Kenzo

Well, we guess it is a small world after all.