After designer sparks catwalk trend of exposing boob with just a sticker for cover we send model to shops to see how it works on the High Street
The titillating look was laid bare at Paris Fashion Week, but is it just a fad that should be nipped in the bud? We found out
A TITILLATING trend has been laid bare at Paris Fashion Week – sparkly nipple covers.
US model Binx Walton strutted out with a boob exposed and only a glittery love heart protecting her modesty.
Other catwalk queens had bejewelled breasts in Anthony Vaccarello’s debut show for Saint Laurent.
And stars such as Miley Cyrus have worn the saucy stickers. But are they the breast in fashion or should the style be nipped in the bud?
We found out how the trend measured up on trip to the shops.
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Here, model Isabella Besque, 21, reveals what happened when she took the look to the streets.
In a queue
“Most people stare awkwardly at me then turn away.
“They just don’t know where to look.
“A man walks past and says, ‘Well, that made my Friday worthwhile’ as he checks me out. I find myself a bit lost for words.”
At the cashpoint
“So many people are staring at me. A guy asks: ‘It’s a bit too cold to be wearing that, isn’t it?’ He says it to my boob, though.”
Down the pub
“The staff at the pub actually turn me away because of my outfit so I have to stand outside.
“It’s ironic because the sign by the door invites punters to come in during ‘nippy October’.
“I won’t be coming here on a night out, that’s for sure.”
On the escalator
“As soon as I step on the escalator, I hear a wave of comments from all the tourists behind me.
“I can’t stop laughing thinking about it.
“Some of them even get out their mobiles so they could capture the moment.”