Paris Fashion Week: The color black, a dress made from spray cans and the search for the eccentric in what is wearable

The spray guns hiss. White mist falls on Bella Hadid. The US model stands on the Coperni catwalk wearing only panties. Two sprayers surround her body, painting it in color. Within minutes, she’s swathed in white from shoulder to calf. It’s layers of a spray that combine to form a solid, wearable material. As soon as it dries, Hadid walks down the catwalk. Your spray dress fits like a second skin, a perfect slip dress.

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