41.   The models wore black lipstick and black paint on their fingernails, and their hair was frizzed into bushlike proportions.

42.   The models wore calf-length boots and stringy artificially colored hair, adding to the theatrical aspects of the clothes.

43.   The models wore chunky ankle boots or thick oxford shoes with just about everything, just to keep things looking edgy and up-to-date.

44.   The models wore gray leggings that looked like long johns under everything.

45.   The model wore it with a tweed skirt that had sheer organza side panels.

46.   The models also wore body make-up, which gave their skin an artificial, idealized appearance.

47.   The models wore black sneakers.

48.   The models wore three-piece suits, cashmere car coats and military greatcoats.

49.   The model wore it with a pink skirt.

50.   The result was a heightened femininity, made all the more surreal by the Fred Leighton glittering jewels the models wore.