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0:00Here's more entertainment in celebrity news for March 6th. Paris Fashion Week kicked off with a bang from the brand, Matiers, Fickalls, and their Fall Winter 2026-2027 ready to wear. Collection. Titled the 1% the show debuted on Tuesday March 3rd at the former Paris Stock Exchange. Models strutted in outfits featuring extreme prosthetics that look like failed plastic surgeries. Plus designs with dollar bills and pearls as highlights. The collection aimed to satirize the super-rich elite in a dystopian style. Designers Hannah Rose Dalton and Steven Raj Bhaskaran used the Stock Exchange venue to hammer home their point about capitalism. It was not their first bold move. Back in October 2025, they showed a line called Hannah at a historic Paris hotel drawing from, dramatic silhouettes but adding heavy clown-like makeup. Social media exploded with backlash right away. Viewers called the looks demonic compared them to the creepy elites in the Hunger Games

1:01capital and labeled the whole thing a clown show or Halloween gone wrong. Comments range from questioning wearability to outright disgust, with some saying Fashion Week had gone from classy to trashy. This echoes reactions to their earlier show where people joked about demons on the runway or outfits no normal person would touch. Critics online wondered if it was meant to terrify or amuse, but most just panned it harshly. Lady Gaga has been a fan, wearing custom pieces from the brand at events like Coachella in April 2025, the Grammys in 2026, and more. Her outfits featured bloody crosses, feather wings, and raven-like gowns, showing the label's edgy appeal to celebrities despite the public uproar. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. You know what is better than earbuds in bed? No earbuds at all, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com