Bella Hadid got a dress sprayed onto her while she was modelling at Paris Fashion Week.
The model was at Coperni's Spring/Summer 2023 collection show where she stood while two people sprayed her with a white paint and created a dress.
The moment is sure to go down in fashion history with plenty of celebrity faces in attendance.
Bella walked onto the runway for the finale where she left little to the imagination, but this didn't last for long as in a matter of moments she was wearing a brand new dress.
Two technicians took to the stage to spray what seemed like textured paint onto the 25-year-old.
They continue to spray layers onto Bella until the liquid begins to solidify and cover her modesty.
When the painters are finished, an assistant slices parts of the dress so Bella is able to move more freely as well as removing the straps from Bella's shoulders to create a bardot look.
Once the garment was complete, Bella began strutting her stuff around the catwalk and posed for the cameras.
The model and artists were applauded for their artistic feat.
The look was completed with white kitten heels as well as subtle makeup and her dark hair pulled back into a sleek bun.
Bella's friend and fellow celeb Kylie Jenner was at the invite only show who filmed the entire moment.
The 25-year-old makeup entrepreneur shared the clips on her Instagram page as she rubbed shoulders with the likes of Alexa Chung and model Sita Abellán.
Coperni is best known as a Parisian ready-to-wear and accessories brand which is designed by Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant and was created in 2013.
Coperni won ANDAM’s Creative Label Prize in 2014 which is a recognition for the label’s creative and commercial potential as well as being a finalist for the LVMH Prize in 2015.
Fashion fans pointed out that the spray on Coperni dress spectacle reminded them of Alexander McQueen's legendary Spring/Summer 1999 runway show where model Shalom Harlow wore a white gown painted by rotating, swirling paint cannons.
Shalom Harlow walked out in a papery dress with a huge underskirt of white tulle with a belted chest harness.
She stood on a revolving wooden turntable between two mechanical robots which were shipped in from an Italian car factory.
They began shooting paint at her which covered her dress in black-and-neon yellow graffiti.
Shalom moved her arms as she spun around for the dress to get covered in paint.
Despite having paint over her face and arms, once the design was complete she walked towards the cameras before exiting the catwalk.
