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"You know, my French is a little rusty. Does &amp;quot;haute couture&amp;quot; also mean &amp;quot;kind of insane&amp;quot; or something? Because these hair looks are sorta nuts.\nThere was this bridal-looking veil perched on top of\u2026hair balls at Jean-Paul Gautier:\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: 2009 CatwalkingAnd there was this nest-looking sort of hat/hair/veil situation at Valentino that I actually kind of like in a surreal sort of way:\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: 2009 CatwalkingThis last one wasn&amp;#39;t so much a hair look as an overall head mask at the Maison Martin Margiela:\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: WireImage.comI am sure this was an attempt to make the show more about the clothes and less about the hair and makeup, but this is going to give me nightmares.\nAnd Gawker snagged a shot of the Eric Tibusch show, which apparently featured at least one model with a giant shoe on her head. Weird.\nMostly, this is kind of what I expect from the haute couture shows&amp;#8212;wacky, out-there looks that aren&amp;#39;t meant to be taken literally and are really just for impact. But that head mask is going to haunt me for awhile.\nWhat do you think of these? Are they zanier than the Australian looks? Think they&amp;#39;re pretty low-key for haute couture? Oh, and isn&amp;#39;t that Valentino dress just gorge?\nOh, and psst\u2026did you know we all use Port-a-Potties at New York Fashion Week? True story.\nGet Glamour Wherever You Go!\nFollow us on Twitter. Friend us on Facebook. Add us to your Google homepage.\nPhotos: Wireimage.com and Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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