Spray on clothing

Tonight's aerosol fashion:

The higher the heels, the bigger the fall

Tonight's catwalk fashion model video:

Makeup

Tonight's power of makeup video:

Walking is hard, sometimes

Tonight's fashion runway falls:

These boots weren't made for walkin'

Tonight's impractical shoes, from the Fall 2009 collection:

Does it come in kevlar?

With violent crime in Mexico increasing, one enterprising fashionista has started selling bullet-resistant clothing, in designer styles:

MEXICO CITY — Exclusive clothing boutiques line Avenida Presidente Masarik here. A Burberry coat? A Corneliani suit? A Gucci scarf? Have enough pesos, and they are yours.

But tucked on a leafy side street in the Polanco neighborhood is a shop unlike the others, one whose bustling business says much about the dire state of security in this country. At Miguel Caballero, named after its Colombian owner, all the garments are bulletproof.

(Jackets at the Mexico City outlet of Miguel Caballero, a Colombian retailer who specializes in bulletproof clothing. The company’s customers include politicians, royalty and movie stars. Photo: Adriana Zehbrauskas / New York Times)

There are bulletproof leather jackets and bulletproof polo shirts. Armored guayabera shirts hang next to protective windbreakers, parkas and even white ruffled tuxedo shirts. Every member of the sales staff has had to take a turn being shot while wearing one of the products, which range from a few hundred dollars to as much as $7,000, so they can attest to the efficacy of the secret fabric.

Article here. Of course, now women will ask, "honey, does this make my butt look fat bulletproof?" :)