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Adwoa Aboah sports a sperm motif on the runway at the Ashley Williams Ready to Wear Fall/Winter 2019-2020 fashion show during London Fashion Week.Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images
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A model walks the runway at the Ashley Williams Ready to Wear Fall/Winter 2019-2020 fashion show during London Fashion Week.
A model walks the runway at the Ashley Williams Ready to Wear Fall/Winter 2019-2020 fashion show during London Fashion Week.Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images
A model walks the runway at the Ashley Williams Ready to Wear Fall/Winter 2019-2020 fashion show during London Fashion Week.
A model walks the runway at the Ashley Williams Ready to Wear Fall/Winter 2019-2020 fashion show during London Fashion Week.Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images
A model walks the runway at the Ashley Williams Ready to Wear Fall/Winter 2019-2020 fashion show during London Fashion Week
This penis hat also made an appearance on the the Ashley Williams Ready to Wear runway.Getty Images
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Christopher Kane's London Fashion Week collection incorporated fetish terminology.
Also sexed up: Christopher Kane's London Fashion Week collection incorporated fetish terminology.WireImage
Christopher Kane's London Fashion Week collection incorporated fetish terminology.
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Christopher Kane's London Fashion Week collection incorporated fetish terminology.
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Christopher Kane's London Fashion Week collection incorporated fetish terminology.
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Let’s talk about sex, baby! The biggest takeaway from London Fashion Week? Designers across the pond are all horned up.

Take Ashley Williams, who showed in London the day after Valentine’s. She’s known for her campy bejeweled hair clips that spell out sayings like “Anxiety” or “Devil” — but things got even more risque this season.

How risqué you ask? We’re talking a collection full of squiggly, cartoon-like, sperm-printed pieces.

From a fuzzy fleece to a silky skirt to strapless tea-length cocktail dress, there were plenty of stylish swimmers on these designs. Even more explicit was Williams’ penis-covered sweatband — for when you want to let everyone know you have sex on the brain.

A few days later, Christopher Kane — another cheeky Brit who loves to play with XXX material — was inspired by bodily fluids and fetishes.

Kane built up to a climax with subtle details like leather, lace and colorful IV bag handbags — but by the 11th look it was plainly spelled out for us. He created mini dresses and tees emblazoned with the terms “Rubberist” and “Looner,” for anyone who wants to bring their underground kink to the foreground.

So, if you’re trying to get lucky — and want everyone to know it — these duds have you (un)covered.

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