For those who don’t consider fashion an art, one question when looking at the Viktor & Rolf Fall Winter 2024 couture collection might be: Is anyone going to seriously wear that?

Among the attendees at Wednesday’s show were Ellie Goulding, Coco Rocha, Jordyn Woods, Araya Hargate, Emma Brooks and Yusra Mardini.

Founders Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren are known for their avant-garde luxury fashion, along with attaching deeper meanings to collections. The pair have put out collections of up-side-down gowns and bathing suits with worded messages, and the new collection is no different. In its essence, the collection is about expressing absurdism.

The duo’s absurdism intentionally knows no bounds, as the collection notes explain “take the silhouette to the maximum.” Going back into their archives for inspiration from their “Atomic Bomb” collection from Fall Winter 1998, both Viktor and Rolf noted how the human form has evolved over the last 26 years.

“The human body intersects with three-dimensional, abstract geometric shapes like cubes, triangles and spheres — building blocks drawn from the realms of constructivism and cubism, as well as from a child’s block set,” the designers’ notes state.

In the show, models emerged onto the runway in colorful looks with boxed shoulders and geometric shapes that featured shoulder pads, collars, panniers, noticeable necklines and uneven silhouettes, making for a very angular and kinesthetic runway. The show’s lighting was fluttered, almost panic-like, accompanied by a monosyllable human voice soundtrack.

The fashion house collaborated with Christian Louboutin for the finished custom heels in the color satin, and with Falke for the polka dot tights, which added another layer to the abstract nature of the collaboration.

These are the confessions of a new mom.

Almost a year after Lindsay Lohan welcomed her son Luai, 11 months, with husband Bader Shammas, she shared the biggest challenge she faced early in her postpartum journey and why she wants parents to prioritize self-care.

“In the beginning, I didn’t want to miss a moment,” Lindsay told E! News in an exclusive interview, before joking, “Even when the baby is sleeping, you tend to become a little stalker. But I think once you get into a good system, you start to understand that it’s OK to take time.”

She continued, “I need this. I need to feel great in order to be great for my child.”

The Mean Girls alum explained how having this perspective has made her feel empowered in other ways.

“After giving birth, you realize, as women, how strong we are,” she said. “We forget to give ourselves credit for that. There are moments we should take a break, sit down and stop and think about all of the things we do and how much power we have. I’ve learned that this past year more than I knew before.”