The Dolce and Gabbana fashion show in Milan on Sunday has delighted attendees by using drones to fly handbags down the catwalk.

Guests were reportedly kept waiting 45 minutes after organizers had to ensure everyone turned off their Wi-Fi, while being kept in the dark about the upcoming demonstration.

As the doors of the mocked-up church facade opened, out flew eight quadcopter* drones. Each carried one of the fashion house’s quilted leather handbags of the season, named Devotion and featuring a heart-shaped closure. Each drone had what looks like a large, faux* gemstone on top to fit the occasion.

The drones’ appearance was accompanied by a Kendrick Lamar song, “All the Stars,” while men and women wearing white lab coats walked alongside the aircraft with remote controls. But after the exhibition of nifty* technology, old-fashioned human models were brought out to show off D&G’s latest clothes.

Dolce and Gabbana is not the first company to use drones in a fashion show. In 2015, clothing company Betabrand used drones to model its clothing in Silicon Valley. GQ slammed the idea of using drones as models at the time, writing, “Seriously, tech bros. Stay in your lane, we’ll stay in ours.”(SD-Agencies)