Kanye fashion show nightmare 'models FAINT as they're forced to wait in baking heat'...




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The hip hop star held a huge show to kick off New York Fashion Week on Roosevelt Island on Wednesday


always tainted with controversy, it seems to follow his every move and today was no different as he debuted his Yeezy Season 4 collection in elaborate style to kick off New York Fashion Week.
The hip hop icon, who has now successfully turned his hand at fashion, dreamed up a unique way to showcase his collection to an audience on Roosevelt Island on Wednesday, where he invited top editors, bloggers and social media stars to feast their eyes upon his latest creations.
But the unique display was hampered by reports that models were fainting and in desperate need of water as they were forced to stand in the baking heat without shade.
It has been reported that Kanye's show, which was held in the Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park kicked off over an hour and a half later than the original 3pm time – keeping everyone waiting in the 86 degree heat.

SnapchatYeezy Season 4 at NYFW


Models were given water as they sat and waited in the heat
SnapchatYeezy Season 4 at NYFW
Yeezy Season 4 at NYFW

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