Burberry's Holographic Runway Models

Burberry, a company best known for f***ing plaid (houndstooth FTW), recently held a runway show in Beijing featuring holographic models. Which, fun fact: eat just as much as real ones. DAMMIT JEM, YOU TELL THAT BAND OF YOURS TO POUND SOME CHEESE-FRIES, STAT! Admittedly, the holograms do look pretty impressive, they're just a little ridiculous to see all dressed up because holograms don't actually care if they're butt-ass naked, just as long as they're shiny and people think they're from the future they don't give a fuuuuuuuuuuu.
Hit the jump for 35-seconds of holographic modeling set to 'You Don't Own Me'.
Thanks to Alyssa, who's convinced the future of fashion is the Emperor's new clothes. Which, in theory, sounds promising until you realize just how fat and disgusting everybody is.
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