Bella Hadid sprayed a dress on her bare body at Paris Fashion Week

Bella Hadid doesn’t just slay the runway, it splashes.

During Paris Fashion Week, the supermodel made jaws drop at the Coperni show on September 30 when she walked the catwalk topless, covering her breasts with her hands in a revealing lingerie and heels.

When she reached the center of the stage, Bella stood up and stood still while a team of three technicians painted a white layer of latex over her bare body.

As they applied a layer of paint, the 25-year-old raised her hands one by one, their work slowly transforming into a midi-length dress with a high slit. When the artwork was complete, Bella stormed down the catwalk, showing off her new custom-made ensemble.

The dress was made of Factory workerspray fabric invented in 2003 that hardens in clothes. According to the company’s website, the founder Manel Torres “I imagined a material that would magically fit the body like a second skin, but would look like clothing. Through years of research and experimentation, culminating in the creation of fabric that can be sprayed from an aerosol can, Fabrican was born.”