I cannot stand Kim's voice.
Fatima's face is just gorgeous.
Amis....yawn....NEXT!

My god, Nigel is just hot, like always.

The entire concept of wearing "homeless couture" is sickening. Thank you Galliano.

If these designers and models are so concerned about the homeless, they would not be mocking them by creating and wearing clothing lines that cost twice the national debt. It's like they're saying: "Hey, I'm one of you, but I am loaded and can wear the designer version....and you are not." There's nothing chic about that.

Have any of these designers with a so-called passion for the poor started food banks, soup kitchens, new affordable housing, paid off bills for those struggling, given impoverished teens scholarships? No. They just "call attention" to a problem we all know already exists. It's like watching CSPANN Senators rehash the fact that there a mortgage crisis in painstaking detail when people just need immediate relief.

We don't need a fashion designer to point out what is obvious; if they don't want to help become part of the solution, they should just stick to their craft. The amount of stuff unsold at the end of each season shows that they have enough difficulty doing just that...

It's a disgusting trend that fashion designers feel it's their right to "see homeless in thepark" and then create a whole line of clothes that makes us all homeless, so we can "identify with them."

I disagree. I think its brilliant to spotlight the problems of society in performance art and fashion. The rich distance themselves from the homeless, the pan handlers, the problems on the streets. to create fashion brings the subject of poverty and crime up to the level where it might actually enter the minds of those who will open their purses and donate to good social causes.

Thank you fashion designers.