Gigi and Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner, Adriana Lima, and Karlie Kloss dominated the runway at Marc Jacobs' New York Fashion Week show on Thursday.
Jacobs' line featured a mix of textures, patterns and lengths with models wearing high shoes and short hemlines in looks that nodded at 1980s space-age styles.
Jenner walked in a metallic snakeskin trench coat over a mini-dress reminiscent of stick-on earrings from the 1980s, while Gigi was featured in a leather patchwork trench in varying shades of pink and purple.
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Each of the models wore their hair piled on top of their head, interwoven with faux-dreadlocks, dyed in an array of 300 shades.
Jacobs is facing backlash for his choice of hairstyles on Caucasian models with some accusing the designer of cultural appropriation.
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"I take inspiration from every culture," said hairstylist and Redken Global creative director Guido Palau, who designed the hair for Jacobs' show. "Style comes from clashing things. It's always been there -- if you're creative, if you make food, music, and fashion, whatever, you're inspired by everything. It's not homogeneous. Different cultures mix all the time. You see it on the street. People don't dress head-to-toe in just one way."
By Sarah Mulé
