text: Vanessa Moe's debut showing at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia sees her stand among some of our most iconic labels and style forecasters. But unfortunately for the up-and-comer, her minimalist collection was outshone by her distracting choice of headwear for the models. A selection of models charged down the runway in masks and headpieces that looked remarkably like sheets of plastic blowing against their faces. Scroll down for video . Wearable? Vanessa Moe's debut collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia featured plastic bag-like headwear . Environmentally unfriendly: A selection of models charged down the runway in masks and headpieces that looked remarkably like sheets of plastic blowing against their faces . Glistening under the overhead lights, front row guests couldn't drag their eyes away from the polarising and somewhat dangerous accessories. One model, Amanda Ware, looked to have very little room to breathe, doing her best not to fog her vision for her turn down the runway. Other pieces gave the illusion of water being thrown in the models' faces. Major distraction: Glistening under the overhead lights, front row guests couldn't drag their eyes away from the polarising and somewhat dangerous accessories . Making a splash: Other pieces gave the illusion of water being thrown in the models' faces . Unusual: Those who were lucky enough to avoid the obscure perspex accessories were treated to thick chokers made from the same translucent material . Those who were lucky enough to avoid the obscure perspex accessories were treated to thick chokers made from the same translucent material. Those distracted by the headwear missed 12 dreamy looks in cream and blue hues float down the catwalk. Sophisticated separates, clean lines and romantic formal garments made her debut ready to wear collection a functional one. Simplistic: Those distracted by the headwear missed 12 dreamy looks in cream and blue hues float down the catwalk . Dreamy: Sophisticated separates, clean lines and romantic formal garments made her debut ready to wear collection a functional one . The Brazilian-born designer was one of six newbies selected to present their designs to a global audience at MBFWA's New Generation show. The most daring of the bunch was no doubt Mariam Seddiq, who sent confident models down the catwalk in breast and bottom-baring frocks. The dark yet mesmerising collection makes Mariam one to watch. Gasp! The most daring of the New Generation shows was no doubt Mariam Seddiq, who sent confident models down the catwalk in breast and bottom-baring frocks . Colourful: Romance Was Born was a highlight on Thursday with their eccentric 'Cooee Couture' collection . Bondage is back: Any Step designs caused a stir at the Raffles International Showcase . Minimalist: Zingiber showed one and two-piece swimwear with striking cut-out designs .
target: Vanessa Moe presented as part of the St George New Generation show .
  Models walked runway with plastic moulds over their heads .
  Show attendees appeared to be more transfixed with them than clothes .