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    Paris Fashion Week: Paper Doll Couture At Louis Vuitton

    Paris Fashion Week ended with a bang — or, rather, with Louis Vuitton. Dita von Teese, Kerry Washington, Sofia Coppola, Eva Amurri and a score of fashionistas filled the front row and looked...bizarre. It wasn't exactly their fault — everyone was in LV's weirdly stiff and ill-fitting threads — and they resembled a bunch of really freaky paper dolls in elevator shoes. It was kind of confusing — cause everyone obviously intended to look exactly the way they did. And yet they looked — how do I say? — bad. The good, the bad, the paper doll — after the jump!

















    The Good:
    Okay, so here's what I mean. Helene de Fougerolles's doing the whole uber-structured top-to-tail LV, but I think this is just restrained enough to be wearable.


    Despite being a newly-minted designer for LV, Sofia Coppola is Z press-shy as a woodland creature, so it's hard to get a good look at her getup. However it appears cute, no?





    The Bad:

    Okay, so here's what I mean. Obviously Kerry Washington wanted this straight-off-the-runway look. And, you know, the colors are pretty. But it looks totally bizarre!]


    Princess Siriwanwaree Nareerat of Thailand's shoes would be plenty. But the jacket and dress aren't helping.


    The animal who died for Brooklyn Sudano's stole deserved more dignity than this Kool-Aid dye job.


    Eva "Susan Sarandon's Daughter" Amurri is perhaps the best illustration of the runway-literal that defined this GBU. I mean, the shoes, folks.


    In case you're having trouble deciding what to make of this, here's another view. It's hard, because I totes get it...and yet!

    [Images via Getty]


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