Supermodel Hollie-May Saker punched a topless female protester after the latter stormed the catwalk at Paris Fashion Week.Saker, from Anfield in Liverpool, admitted her "Scouse-ness came out" when two bare-chested supporters of Femen, a feminist Ukrainian protest group, invaded the stage during designer Nina Ricci's show, reports mirror.co.uk.She ended up punching one of them.The 18-year-old told the Liverpool Echo that it was one of the biggest shocks of her life and she could do nothing but fight back against the woman who grabbed her.Defending her act, Saker said: "I punched her - I didn't >>>

Ukrainian feminist group Femen stormed the Nina Ricci runway at Paris Fashion Week, protesting at sexism in the fashion industry. The bare-breasted protesters had the slogans "Model don't go to brothel" and "Fashion Dictaterror" written on their chests. They were also shouting "fashion fascism" as they ran on to the catwalk, before being dragged away by security, as they demonstrated during the Spring/Summer2014 women's ready-to-wear fashion show for Nina Ricci. Liverpool model Hollie-May Saker who was modelling for designer Nina Ricci, >>>

Two topless protesters caused a scene at Paris Fashion Week in France on Thursday when they jumped on the runway during the Nina Ricci show. The women, who are reportedly part of Ukrainian feminist protest group Femen, had slogans painted across their bare chests and they ran onto the catwalk shouting “fashion fascism” while the models were parading. They were grabbed by a burly member of the show’s security team and bundled off the runway. The incident was reportedly part of a women’s rights protest. Members of Femen have previously targeted a Versace runway show over claims the >>>

Two members of the Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN crashed a runway show at Paris Fashion Week on Thursday, briefly disrupting proceedings before security dragged the two topless women away. The pair stormed the runway at the Nina Ricci show with slogans “fashion dictaterror” and “fahion fascism” painted on their bodies. The models, for what it’s worth, managed to ignore the party-crashers. In a statement on the activist group’s Facebook page, FEMEN said the stunt was meant to “condemn the anti human industry of fashion.” FEMEN crashes Paris Fashion Week 10 >>>