The bearded ladies were joined by similarly odd-looking male models on the runway at Berlin Fashion Week today wearing what appeared to be giant boxer shorts.

But they later emerged in actual outfits for the front-row fashionistas to gawp at as an alternative.

It’s not the first time the German designer has caused a stir with the way he presents his designs.

Last year he utilized homeless people alongside professionals to model his collection entitled The Road to Hell Is Paved with Good Intentions.

And in January of this year, he showcased his clothes with the assist of sun-tanned bodybuilders and silicone-breasted, thong-wearing transvestites.

That show, Are We Shaved? centred around the idea that the variations between men and women is not that important.

Mohr established his own label in 2008 just a year after graduating from the ESMOD Fashion School in Munich.

Elle Macpherson has exposed the identities of her Top 14 girls on the new series of Britain’s Next Top Model.

The supermodel picked out her favorite young models with the aid of judges Julien Macdonald, Charley Speed and Grace Woodward on this evening’s show.

The panel chose the Top 14 from a shortlist of 25, who attended a Next Top Model academy where they were given recommendation on basic photoshoots, walking down a catwalk and took part in a school-themed shoot with Nicky Johnston.

The girls on the top row, from left to right, are 22-year-old Hannah Goodeve, Clapham-based Alisha White, self-confessed fashion freak Tiffany Pisani, part-time youth worker Kirsty Parons and 20-year-old fashion student Amba Hudson-Skye.

On the middle row are art and design student Nicola Wright, self-proclaimed bitch Delita Cole, admin worker and Rolling Stones fanatic Amelia Thomas, and Miss Cornwall 2009 Charlotte Holmes.

Completing the lineup on the bottom row are 19-year-old Olivia Oldham-Stevens, actor and artist Susan Loughnane, psychology student Rachelle Harry, Leeds student Joy McLaren and 19-year-old Harleen Nottay.

Britain’s Next Top Model persists next Wednesday at 9pm on Living.