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Input: Fashion Week supermodels are the height of style and elegance — but to the vile Westboro Baptist Church, they’re nothing but “sluts” and “proud whores.” 
  
 The crazed Kansas religious sect — infamous for their heinous protests of military funerals — is planning to rally tomorrow outside the tents at Lincoln Center to decry what they call fashion’s “Slutwalk extraordinaire.” 
  
 A spokesman for the Fred Phelps-led “church” vowed yesterday to bring so much hate to Fashion Week that fashionistas will think John Galliano is in town. 
  
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 “The whole thing is vanity!” roared Westboro mouthpiece Steve Drain. “You’re going to teach the women, especially the young women of this country, to doll themselves up … All you are doing is teaching girls to be proud whores!” 
  
 He said the sect believes “the whole idea [of the] fashion industry is to make women look as whorish as possible and men look as effeminate at possible.” 
  
 Drain even offered up a little Bible-thumping fashion advice. 
  
 “Put some jeans on and fear God,” he told New Yorkers. “Forget about all this fashion nonsense.” 
  
 Drain personally plans to make his own fashion statement and wear jeans and a T-shirt bearing one of the group’s evil slogans as it holds its protest at Lincoln Center’s Damrosch Park at 3 p.m. tomorrow. 
  
 Sources at Fashion Week tell The Post they are aware that Phelps’ church is planning to show up tomorrow. 
  
 “Security at Lincoln Center is taking this seriously because they fear the fashion crowd could be upset or offended by their protest and the messages on their placards,” one source said. 
  
 The group will also get an icy reception from the city’s fashion set. 
  
 “I would probably attack them if they said anything to me,” said Leodee Dawson, a television fashion journalist who was appalled by the church’s attack on the women of Fashion Week. 
  
 “It’s not about making women look like whores,” she told The Post. “This is all high-end couture. How can Fashion Week make women look like sluts and whores? The shows I’ve seen are actually very conservative. The women were very covered.” 
  
 Drain also said the church would continue its relentless vile attacks on the gay community. 
  
 The sect has been so hungry to get their homophobic message out that they have even brought their protests — where they wave signs reading, “God hates fags” — to the funerals of service members. 
  
 A recent Supreme Court ruling upheld their right to hold such demonstrations as protected by the First Amendment. 
  
 “The fashion industry is dominated by fags and fag enablers,” Drain said. “So we’ll preach to them.” 
  
 The Fashion Week visit will be by far the least offensive part of the church’s weekend in New York. They also plan to protest at several 9/11 memorial events on Sunday. 
  
 When the church shows up at Fashion Week, they had better be ready to deal with more than just security guards and the NYPD — the fashion police will also be on patrol. 
  
 “If they’re looking homely, they wont fit in,” said 22-year-old male model Sven Marcelli. 
  
 “They will be outsiders at Fashion Week. They won’t fit in. If they make a big deal, people here will fight back.” 
  
 Additional reporting by Jamie Schram and Lachlan Cartwright 
  
 todd.venezia@nypost.com 
  
  ||||| The Westboro Baptist Church, the anti-gay religious group famous for picketing military funerals, said in a press release that it plans to picket the NFL season opener Sunday between the New York Jets and Dallas Cowboys. 
  
 Maybe they are Giants fans, too. 
  
 For fans of the only New York football team to win a Super Bowl -- or three -- in the past 40 years, what other two teams are more disliked than the Jets and Cowboys? 
  
 The Westboro Baptist Church folks, in a desperate plea for attention, says in its press release that "the entertainment industry is a microcosm of the people of this doomed nation: hard-hearted, Hell-bound, and hedonistic to the max. ... You have no proper thoughts of the God that created you, but we'll be there to make sure you don't forget when we haul your rebellious carcasses into the New Meadowlands Stadium to watch God-hating fools do their shtick (sic)." 
  
 We're not sure exactly what they're talking about because we see plenty of players genuflect and make the sign of the Cross after they score touchdowns -- or do anything even remotely out of the ordinary, for that matter. 
  
 The group says it will be there from 7:20 to 8:20 p.m., so in all likelihood most of the fans will already be inside the parking lots tailgating. Gametime is 8:25 p.m. 
  
 Why will they be there only an hour? Perhaps they have another hate group meeting to get to. ||||| Religious zealots are to picket outside an upcoming Foo Fighters concert after accusing the rockers of promoting “fornication, adultery and idolatry”. 
  
 Members of the Westboro Baptist Church, comprised mostly of Pastor Fred Phelps’ family members, are planning a stake-out when Dave Grohl and his bandmates play the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Kansas on 16 September (11). 
  
 A statement from the anti-gay fundamentalists reads: “These people have a platform and should be using it to encourage obedience to God; instead they teach every person who will listen all things contrary to him: fornication, adultery, idolatry, (expletive)…” 
  
 “The people in this nation have sinned away their day of grace and have so enraged their God that you are seeing new outpourings of his wrath continually. We will be there to remind you that the day of your destruction is upon you, even as you vainly seek comfort in the frivolities of this life.” 
  
 — WENNNewsdesk ||||| Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week kicks off today in New York City, and buyers, stylists, and fashion fans will crowd Lincoln Center to see the Spring 2012 collections from their favorite designers. But there's one group out there that would like to put a stop to it all. A stop to fashion, that is. It's an industry full of whores and gays and teaches our daughters to be vain sluts and our sons to be effeminate pansies. That's what the fanatical Westboro Baptist Church thinks, anyway. Ready with their hateful signs and big mouths, protesters from the WBC are taking to the tents. And what they have to say for themselves is predictably despicable. But also entirely ironic. 
  
 Steve Drain, a spokesman for the WBC protest of Fashion Week, says: 
  
 The whole thing is vanity! You’re going to teach the women, especially the young women of this country, to doll themselves up ... All you are doing is teaching girls to be proud whores! ... the whole idea [of the] fashion industry is to make women look as whorish as possible and men look as effeminate at possible. Put some jeans on and fear God. Forget about all this fashion nonsense. 
  
 Jeans, good sir? Did he just recommend we put on jeans? I wonder where he thinks said jeans come from. If not the fashion industry, then maybe God drops jeans from the sky during Kansas rainstorms? Or maybe some WBC members were born wearing jeans ... because if jeans didn't originate in the clothing business, then they must have been divinely bestowed on each God-fearing member of the WBC. Yes, that make sense. God loves Him some denim -- he must hand it out to his bestest followers. 
  
 I worked in the fashion industry for five years, and while it has its flaws, there's one thing that's undeniable: The fashion industry has depth, reach, and touches almost every American. Why? Because we all need clothes. We all don't need Marc Jacob's latest Spring 2012 floral romper with cork wedges, but we do need cloth to cover our bodies. And so does Steve Drain. If he's not wearing an ivy leaf over his privates, then he's just as much a part of the fashion industry as the rest of us. 
  
 If Drain doesn't want to support "whores" and "gays," I suggest he grow some hemp and weave himself a nice suit. Because as Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) in The Devil Wears Prada points out, and I paraphrase: 
  
 "Those jeans represents millions of dollars and countless jobs and so it's sort of comical how Steve thinks that he's made a choice that exempts him from the fashion industry when, in fact, he's wearing the jeans that were selected for him by the people at the very event he's protesting." 
  
 What do you think? 
  
 WATCH the "Cerulean Sweater" scene from The Devil Wears Prada: 
  
 Photo via k763/Flickr |||||
Output:
The Westboro Baptist Church is turning its wrath on a new target: New York’s Fashion Week, apparently known to church members as the "Slutwalk extraordinaire." "The whole idea (of the) fashion industry is to make women look as whorish as possible and men look as effeminate as possible," said a rep for Westboro, which has announced plans to protest outside Lincoln Center's tents tomorrow. "All you are doing is teaching girls to be proud whores." His advice, via the New York Post: "Put some jeans on and fear God." (This strikes a blogger at the Stir as a bit ironic.) Lincoln Center plans to ramp up security over fears that "the fashion crowd could be upset or offended," an insider tells the Post. The fashionistas say they won’t let Westboro, known for its protests at military funerals, push them around. “I would probably attack them if they said anything to me,” says a style journalist. Plus, "if they’re looking homely, they won't fit in," zings a model. Westboro has quite the busy calendar this month: It plans to picket a Foo Fighters concert in Kansas City on Sept. 16, as well as Sunday's New York Jets-Dallas Cowboys game.