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And you thought you had to be Bahamasa celebrity kid to break into modeling. Now, it looks like you gotta be a drone!

Instead of employing the usual human models to show off its fall 2018 handbag collection at Milan Fashion Week, Dolce & Gabbana opted for a slew of benevolent fashion drones. Yes, we are serious. A bunch of literal drones carried designer bags down a runway.

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If you put your Black Mirrortech fear aside, it actually looks pretty cool. And if you don't, it looks fairly terrifying.

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According to The Cut, audience members were asked to turn off the Wi-Fi on their phones before the show began, so as not to interfere with the drones. This was not an easy feat to achieve, apparently -- Fashion Week attendees have shit to 'gram, after all -- which may deter future brands interested in drone shows.

Still, drones do showcase the product without the distraction of a clothed human form, so who can say what the future holds?

Honestly, though, I forgot what the bags looked like the second I stopped watching the clip. All I remember now are the robots carrying them. And I don't think that was the point.

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