What happened when a fashion show replaced its models with dronesFashionNewsWhat happened when a fashion show replaced its models with dronesTwitter labelled it the ‘ghost fashion show’ShareLink copied ✔️June 7, 2018FashionNewsText Dominic Cadogan Saudi Arabia is simultaneously living in the past and future. On one hand, there’s the fact that Sophia the Robot (we stan you Queen!) was made an official citizen last year, and on the other, women were only just granted the chance to get their own driving licenses last week. Similarly, at a fashion show held this week, all the models were replaced with drones. On one hand LOL, but the reason behind it is a little less funny; women aren’t allowed to participate as models in order to uphold their modesty and make it “Ramadan appropriate.” Floating around the show space, the model-less looks were all Dolce & Gabbana – a brand that has previously employed drones to carry handbags at its AW18 show. Without models wearing the looks, the show has quickly been branded on Twitter as the ‘ghost fashion show’. Sure, or maybe it’s just another unobtainable beauty standard. Now, even model-thin isn’t good enough, you need to have no physical body to be in fashion apparently. Fashion shows in Ramadan be like.. pic.twitter.com/4jrTcPQjWF— عُمر (@OmarImranTweets) June 6, 2018عرض أزياء في السعودية.. كانه فيلم اشباح pic.twitter.com/ur0bfCgoBJ— واحد oNe (@wa7d_riyadh) June 7, 2018A clip 'everybody' is making fun of (Saudi fashion show) #DronesWho laughs last?By adding a scene at the end I'm making a point: Smart (#Saudi) women escape such stages in order to do things that matters pic.twitter.com/7jsVN1dVPe— Ido (@Bahebbaq) June 6, 2018TrendingThe rise of the intellectual tattooFrom spiritual flowcharts to psychological models, diagrams are increasingly becoming a tattoo choice – but what exactly do they signify?BeautyLife & CultureWhy so many young people are training to be death doulas Nike FashionNike celebrates the culture of soccer ahead of a summer shaped by the gameBeauty‘I can’t even be bothered to masturbate’: Ozempic and the death of desireArt & PhotographyKristina Rozhkova’s uncanny photos of young RussiansFilm & TVThe wildest X-rated films of the 60s and 70sFilm & TV7 sex worker-approved films about sex workBeautyThe sexiest flesh-baring Instagram accounts you need to followFilm & TVThe Backrooms: how Kane Parsons turned creepypasta into cinema