Taking over from where the late Alexander McQueen and the disgraced John Galliano left off.<br/> Another British designer Gareth Pugh has pushed the boundaries of wearability, art and fetishism at Paris Fashion Week.<br/> Showcasing his Ready-To-Wear collection on Wednesday the designer's show opened with this short film, featuring plus-size U.S. model Crystal Renn ...<br/> ... before letting out the other models.<br/> The first looks showed some wearing constricting dresses made of stiff horizontal bars.<br/> One look encased a models' head in a muzzle, something usually reserved for dogs.<br/> But the collection eventually began to give way to softer shapes with waffle-cut hooded tops and jumpers, plain tunics, and voluminous skirts on coats and dresses.<br/> Colours included black and white throughout, the designer's trademark.<br/> The show ended like it began, with a short film ...<br/> On Friday all eyes will be on Christian Dior, which is due to showcase its first Pret-a-Porter collection without former head designer John Galliano.<br/> Kathi Urban, Reuters.
