Pet Fashion Week New York
Extreme Grooming
A live art exhibit of creative styling capped off Pet Fashion Week New York.
Exotic Species
The Isle of Dogs Creative Styling Showcase and "live art exhibit" showed off the ultimate in pet grooming.
More Pet Fashion Week: Runway Show
More Pet Fashion Week: Exhibit Hall
Best Dressed Pets: Your Own
Alien Invasion
Top stylist and poodle breeder Sathit Suratphiphit designed and created the looks for all the dogs, assisted by his team from Starwood Grooming in Thailand.
A Touch of Romance
The dog styles came first, then human clothes, hair and makeup were styled to match. Jonathan Peters was the creative force behind all the human garments.
Back to Nature
David Klasfeld of Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics created the human models' makeup, from natural to out-of-this-world.
Bird Dog
The "peacock eyes" on this poodle's sides are styled from his own clipped and colored fur. Jeremy Stone's human hairstyles complement each look.
Fifi of the Jungle?
Plush snakes rest on the shoulders of this pup, who posed to show off a look that was inspired by trees and vines.
The Marie Antoinette Influence
A hat of black lace and pearls tops off this dog's coat made into clouds of pink fur.
Just Like Any Other Dogs
The alien and the peacock relax and smile for the cameras as the exhibit winds down.
Playing Koi
This sparkling little goldfish was a crowd favorite.
That's a Wrap
Sathit Suraphiphit (top right) and team relax with their canine models at the end of the day.
Star Treatment
Celebrities & Their Pets
We've got pics of today's hottest stars -- and their celebrity owners!
Exercise Your Brain
What Do You Know?
Test your knowledge of animal trivia with a fun Animal Hubbub quiz.
Cats With Attitude
Plenty of Cattitude
Some kitties are little fluffballs of cuddly, gooey sweetness. And then there are the cats in this gallery.
The Chatter Box
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