Could carrying a baby dragon be the new fashion craze?
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Models on the catwalk during Milan Fashion Week in Italy
If you love fashion and you love animals, this story's for you.
Models at a fashion show for big designer brand Gucci have taken to the catwalk carrying some very unusual accessories... These realistic-looking animal figures!

This amazingly realistic model of a baby dragon looks like it slept through its appearance on the fashion catwalk
The designer, who was inspired by his love of films, worked with a top visual effects company from the world of movies to create the animal models.
The figures included a chameleon, a snake and even a baby dragon.

Cool pet! This realistic-looking chameleon figure was one of the unusual accessories at the fashion show
It was part of a week of shows in the fashionable Italian city of Milan where designers show off their latest creations.

Real or fake? The fashion props, including this incredible snake, took 6 months to make
If you're hoping to join in with the trend you might be disappointed - the animals aren't for sale.
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