Drones Replace Models On Runway At Milan Fashion Week

Darpan News Desk IANS, 02 Mar, 2018 01:08 PM

Fashion took a plunge and entered into the realm of future when drones flew handbags down the runway for an international luxury brand at Milan Fashion Week 2018.

Dolce & Gabbana replaced its quintessential models with tiny drones whizzing down the ramp, carrying the handbags from the brand's latest collection for 2018.

Reportedly, the nearly-600 attendees were asked to turn off the Wi-Fi on their devices for the smooth transition of drones.

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— GVS London (@gvslondon) February 25, 2018

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— Tyler McCall (@eiffeltyler) February 25, 2018

After ensuring the safety measures, drones filed-out on the runways at the sound of 'All of the Stars' from 'Black Panther' album sung by Kendrick Lamar.

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