World's 10 weirdest fashion show moments

New Delhi: Fashion has always been a bit strange and unusual. Artists and fashion creators were always trying to find the strangest and most original expression and new ways to shock the public. Fashion Month may not be over just yet, but we don't want to forget all of the amazing things that have taken place. Take a look for our top 10 weird fashion moments: 1. Naked prankster at Milan Men's Fashion Week Guests at Dolce and Gabbana's show for Milan Men's Fashion Week got an eyeful when a male streaker jumped on the runway. The naked prankser, who was wearing only his red sneakers, gallivanted onto the runaway after the designers' final bow until he was caught by security. 2. Heidi Klum Attacked By Topless Protesters In what probably was one of the most shocking endings of any game show, Heidi Klum was interrupted by topless protesters during the finale of "Germany's Next Top Model." Two ladies stormed the stage of the fashion show with "Heidi Horror Picture Show" written across their torsos in German. 3. Alexander McQueen Works The Catwalk As A Bunny While most designers end their shows with a walk down the runway and a wave, Alexander McQueen brought his 2009 spring/summer fashion show to a new level. The designer closed the show dressed in a full bunny suit and mask. 4. Spray Painting Robots at Alexander McQueen Yes, you did read that headline correctly. While few would deny that fashion is a form of art, no one more literally illustrated this than Alexander McQueen during his 1999 Spring/Summer runway show. During the show, McQueen sent supermodel Shalom Harlow down the runway in a white dress only to be met at the end of the runway by robots that covered her the dress in spray paint. One of a kind! 5. Gang Of Lolitas Crash Tom Ford Runway ShowIn September 2010, three women dressed as Japanese Lolitas crashed Tom Ford's ultra-exclusive, invite-only, secret Sunday night preview party at his Madison Avenue store. The trio claimed to be Mitsuko Watanabe, the editor of Vogue Japan, and members of the editor's entourage in order to gain access to a show where Beyoncé, Julianne Moore, Lauren Hutton, and Daphne Guinness modeled Ford's latest collection. What makes the story even more strange is that the real Watanabe was already inside! 6. Pandemonia: The London Fashion Week Superstar Meet Pandemonia, the seven-foot latex-clad conceptual artist who has become a fixture of London Fashion Week. The artist, whose real identity is still unknown, went from crashing art gallery openings and fashion shows to becoming Fashion Week's favorite VIP. Recently, Panademonia and her lapdog Snowy have made the jump to modeling and can be seen gracing the pages of Vogue. 7. Two Teens Hack Their Way Into Fashion Week This story sounds like something out of a sci-fi film: in 2010, two tech-savvy high schoolers hacked into a PR company's database and put themselves on the guest list for exclusive fashion week shows for the likes of Alexander Wang, Erin Featherston and Preen. The two high schoolers were even photographed sitting in coveted first row seats and hanging out with celebrities. The pair was eventually caught when the PR company found emails sent by one of the teens asking for tickets before the system was hacked. 8. Naomi Campbell Takes A Tumble At Vivienne Westwood Naomi Campbell's trip on the runway during a Vivienne Westwood show in 1993 is probably the most famous supermodel fall of all time. Twenty years later, the image of Campbell clad in Westwood's signature "Anglomania" tartan and ridiculously tall 10-inch heels still remains iconic. 9. The Condom Dress The XVI International Aids Conference has just wrapped up in Toronto and a visual highlight for delegates were ten of Adriana Bertini's condom dresses. The Brazilian artist started creating fashions out of condoms to highlight the need to look at the prophylactics as basics, so that we would don them as easily as a pair of jeans. Some of her dresses use thousands of condoms; one wedding dress took almost 80,000 (and to think, some people hesitate over using just one!). The condoms that Bertini uses are either defective or past their best by date. 10. Dummy Suit Look what we have here, designers get weirder by the day; meet trends that will –hopefully– never leave the catwalk. The girl wears a dummy and applauses the audience in Dubai Fashion Week 2009.