A group of models put on a very risque display as they took to the runway during a New York City fashion show wearing nothing but some sheer nude lingerie – and some jazzy shower caps.
The nearly-naked look created the illusion that the models were wearing nothing but the funky patterned shower accessories, just as they would were they actually in the shower.
Held to showcase high-end shower cap brand Shhhowercap’s Season II Collection, the show was held at the Skylight Modern last week, and featured models wearing all manner of sexy nude-toned lingerie in addition to their colorful accessories, from sheer bodysuits to lacy bras and pants.
Nearly nude: Models looked almost naked as they paraded down the runway during Shhhowercap’s Season II Collection debut
Reigning on their parade: The show took place at the Skylight Modern venue in New York City
Slip up: The models also wore sheer slip dresses
Cover up: Other models appeared more conservative thanks to coats and dresses
And in addition to strutting their stuff on the runway, some models also stood on boxes to give those in attendance a chance to get up close and personal with the designs.
Other models, meanwhile, appeared more conservative thanks to nude trench coats and sheer t-shirt dresses and slips.
The stark minimalistic venue was perfectly in tune with the less-is more theme of the launch.
Created by Jackie De Jesu, the Shhhowercap brand is aiming to make bathing time a thing of beauty with its luxe turban shaped shower caps.
The designs are available in a series of colors and bold prints, and the brand uses the latest waterproof technology to ensure maximum protection.
Each design retails for $43.
Hit parade: The designer shower cap brand is aiming to make bathing time a thing of beauty
Big and bold: The turban designs are available in a range of colors and prints
Not traditional: Created by Jackie De Jesu the shower caps retail for $43
Dressed down: The brand made the caps the focus of the show
On show: A couple of models looked nearly naked throughout the show
On its website, Shhhowercap also says the caps dry as soon as the wearer steps out of the shower, meaning an end of ‘gross with mold, mildew, and other bacteria’ traditional shower caps.
The brand also tested out various shapes and came up with a design that ‘holds a deceptively large amount of hair’.
It also says there is a ‘fit every type of hair texture, length, and head size’.