
The fashion industry is becoming increasing political. Calvin Klein played This is Not America and a Mexican immigrant designer sent 'f*** your wall' underwear down the runway at New York Fashion Week.

For his first collection at the helm of the iconic American label, Calvin Klein, Raf Simons blasted David Bowie's 'This is Not America' to open and close his show on Friday morning.

Next to make a clear political statement was the budding LRS Studio, whose Mexico-born designer declared 'f*** your wall' and 'no ban, no wall' on the back of models' white underwear.

These two men were some of the designers that used their shows to voice their opinion, as the fashion industry begins to follow Hollywood's suit and make a comment on the political climate in the United States.

LRS Studio and designer Raul Solis chose to make a bold political statement by sending a clear message to President Trump. A model sported white underpants that declared 'f*** your wall' at New York Fashion Week on Friday afternoon

Calvin Klein blasted David Bowie's This is Not America to open and close the show of the iconic American label on Friday morning

Attendees of the Calvin Klein show were given a 'unity' bandanas, much like the ones worn at the Tommy Hilfiger show in California by models including Gigi Hadid (pictured)

Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour (left) and Sarah Jessica Parker (right) sat front row at the Calvin Klein runway show. Both women were adamant supporters of Hillary Clinton's campaign for president

Anna Wintour wears a pink badge in support of Planned Parenthood as she sits with Sarah Jessica Parker in the front row Calvin Klein show

Simons, a Belgian designer who made the jump to Calvin Klein from Christian Dior in 2015, said his debut collection was about unity, acceptance and 'different individuals — just like America itself'.

Before the show, he sent out white patterned bandannas to attendees in order to promote that message of inclusion, much like the ones Tommy Hilfiger had models wear in his show in California.

The note read: 'Unity, inclusion, hope and acceptance: Join us at Calvin Klein in wearing the white bandanna. #tiedtogether'

Simons said backstage after his bow: 'When you have a voice, you should use it.'

It seems that LRS Studio followed his advice later on Friday afternoon when designer Raul Solis, 32, brazenly wrote 'f*** your wall' and 'no ban, no wall' on underwear in a clear message to President Trump.

Raf Simons (left) made the jump to Calvin Klein from Christian Dior in 2015. He said of his collection's message of unity that designers should use their voices. Designer Raul Solis (right), of LRS, is an immigrant from Mexico and said it was 'impossible to dismiss' the politics this season

Solis had models wear underwear that said 'F*** your wall' as he was one of several designers at New York Fashion Week to make bold political statements

Another model at the LRS show wore underpants that read 'no ban, no wall' at the show on Friday afternoon

LRS designer Raul Solis said his collection was 'S&M romantic' adding that he was working with a person he found on Instagram who’s a bondage artist

Calvin Klein opened and closed the runway show with the Bowie anthem in a clear message on the designer's political viewpoint. A message sent out to guests before the show said: 'Unity, inclusion, hope and acceptance: Join us at Calvin Klein in wearing the white bandanna. #tiedtogether'

Models Joan Smalls (left) and Bella Hadid (right) also wore the symbolic bandanas during the Tommy Hilfiger runway show on Wednesday in California

Solis, an immigrant from Mexico, also had topless women in the show as a symbol of feminine sexual empowerment.

He told W Magazine: 'It’s important to have that message of sexual empowerment, especially now—to say, "Hey, actually, you can do whatever you want."

'I don’t get too political, but obviously [this season] it’s impossible to dismiss.'

Creatures of Comfort had a model wear a sweatshirt that said: 'We are all human beings', which tied into the industry's stance of inclusion on Thursday.

Creatures of Comfort had a model wear a sweatshirt that said: 'We are all human beings', which tied into the industry's stance of inclusion on Thursday

The LRS show also featured topless models as a symbol of feminine sexual empowerment

Legendary businesswoman and designer Diane von Furstenberg attended the Calvin Klein show and wore a big pin on the front of her shirt that read: 'Fashion starts with Planned Parenthood'

The Council of Fashion Designers of America has launched an initiative to support Planned Parenthood at New York Fashion Week, and was giving out the pins to those attending

Model Karlie Kloss was in attendance at the Calvin Klein show on Friday. Kloss, 24, is dating Jared Kushner's brother, Joshua Kushner

The political messages weren't just limited to on the runways, front-row guests also wore statements on their sleeves.

Legendary businesswoman and designer Diane von Furstenberg attended the Calvin Klein show and wore a big pin on the front of her shirt that read: 'Fashion starts with Planned Parenthood.'

She said: 'It's not about politics," she explained. "It's about women's rights, about the body, and about human rights.'

Supermodel Lauren Hutton praised both Simon's show and its messaging.

She said:'I think that's what all art is for. Fashion, if it's good, always has something to say about society.'

Adriana Lima sits in the front row at the Jason Wu show, Fall Winter 2017, New York Fashion Week

Kendall Jenner and Sofia Richie attend the Jeremy Scott collection, left. Kendall Jenner outshone the models as she sat in the front row wearing one of Jeremy Scott's creations

British model Alexa Chung arrives at the Calvin Klein Fashion Show held during New York Fashion Week

Socialite Paris Hilton is spotted out and about in New York City during Fashion Week, left, and Dutch model and Victoria's Secret Angel Romee Strijd is seen strutting the streets of Manhattan

Actress and model Emily Ratajkowski arrives at the Jason Wu 10th Anniversary Midnight supper

Supermodel crew: Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid are spotted heading to the Fendi Party during NYFW, left; and Kendall Jenner and Fendi CEO Pietro Beccari pictured at the F Is For Fendi event, right

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Models wear Kate Spade at Fashion Week. The playful womenswear brand presented two collections Friday

Model Gigi Hadid walks the runway during rehearsal on Friday for the Jeremy Scott collection show

Models walk the runway for the Jeremy Scott collection. The LA designer is the creative director of the fashion house Moschino and the sole owner of his namesake label

Model and actress Emily Ratajkowski and actress and former model Diane Kruger attend the Jason Wu 10th Anniversary Midnight supper