Wacky Wigged Runways

The Betsey Johnson Fall 2013 RTW Collection Centered Around Cell Phones

The Betsey Johnson Fall 2013 ready-to-wear runway show was an extravagant and outlandish display. Betsey Johnson is notorious for her wild antics on the catwalk. She is a larger than life character and her fashions are anything, but ordinary.

The vivacious and color explosive runway was decked out with shoes, champagne bottles and hot pink stripes. Each model was showcased wearing outlandish head to toe looks. Every model strutted down the runway wearing a cropped fringed bob wig and appeared to be talking on their cell phone. The show was playful, the apparel and accessories were excessive and the overall vibe was carefree and classic Betsey. Betsey Johnson's recent struggles in the fashion industry have gone public, but the designer refuses to go out without a bang.

The Betsey Johnson Fall 2013 runway was exuberant and a direct reflection of Betsey's wacky brilliance.
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