It included translucent dresses, made from laser-cut acrylic mesh, which hovered around the wearer's body in a quavering evocation of a force field.
At their live shows, she'd thrash around the stage in bare feet and ripped, translucent dresses – a possessed, screaming blur of flower-festooned hair and dirt-crusted knees.
Ms. Polizzi, seven months pregnant, wore a gold bow in her hair, earrings the size of 45-r.p.m. singles and a translucent red dress that emphasized her newly rotund belly.
"This film is really, I feel, the beginning of something else for me," said the actress, who was un-self-consciously sporting a frilly, translucent white dress that showed off a bit more than her silhouette.
One of them, he said, was entirely translucent, another dressed in black from head to toe.
She wore not a speck of makeup on skin so flawless it seems translucent and dressed like someone half her 48 years in an oversize faded-denim shirt, baggy striped pants and baby-blue hightops.
More-unusual pieces included a 1920s translucent red flapper dress featuring a delicate veiny pattern and a khaki Thierry Mugler pencil-skirt suit from the 1980s with metal chains draped all over it.
They were many and various, often in a single outfit, as drapes crisscrossed the bodice under translucent tops and dresses clung fore and aft.
"The Isleworth Mona Lisa mis-translates subtle details of the original, including the sitter's veil, her hair, the translucent layer of her dress, the structure of the hands," insisted Martin Kemp, an Oxford University professor and acclaimed authority on the Renaissance painter.
