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Zaya didn't happen to have her bikini on hand at this particular moment, so she decided to be inventive. She's got enough charm that we're sure she could explain this conceptual garment to the local authorities and nay-sayers. Absurd Abstract Feminist Performance Art is an excuse for anything.

After feeding hyenas straight from her own mouth, we can't imagine Quirky feeling trepidation about any of her life's decisions from here on out. Folks like her seek out the most interesting experiences they can find, and it's those folks who get the most out of their short time on Earth.

This pert and perky set comes from a girl who loves the Boop enough to have her permanently stamped upon her. Between that and the dirty nurse costume, we feel like it's safe to assume that Betty's a pretty frisky chick.

If you don't want to clean your bathroom to make it an acceptable place to get naked, you can always head to someone else's. You've just got to choose carefully. Betty Mae finds that the best public toilets are in those more austere institutions of public betterment - museums, libraries, the like. The anonymity of such spaces means that no one's knocking down your door asking what's taking so long.

Madam is a dressups queen, and there's no end to her collection of accessories. So of course she'd know how best to dress up without having to wear any clothes.

Honeysuckle's work has developed over the years as quite a canon of creativity, obsessed as she is by costumes and colours, textures and perspectives. Today she shows her more macho side, but we use the term relatively - there's no amount of garb or getup that could obstruct her femininity.

A pretty smashing debut, to say the least - luminous light and lace and getting upsoclose you can almost feel her breath. RoxanneGritt seems all she holds herself up to be so far, but only another folio will tell for sure. So we hope she's getting on top of that.

Jurlique weaves together a beautiful first set, pulling her various textures and shapes into each image to give us a holistically sensual understanding of the layers and curvatures she inhabits. Self-portraiture can often be a matter of pulling things apart and then putting them back together, as she discovered in the challenging process of representing herself.

Volfy's just a little bit 'out there' - that's one of the things that makes her so interesting. Her first set goes from sultry to silly in the time it takes to, well, apply whiskers. Her ability to transform herself suggests the sort of personal dimension that accompanies an artful life.

Science is fun, and cool! And if you're not really inclined to think so, allow Sophie C to overwhelm you with flashy evidence like the tea bag rocket. We love a bit of shameless cheese, and the occasional lab-coat-with-nothing-underneath is just the right amount.

All wispiness and unravelling cotton, Flossy reckons that sexiness is all about comfort. So she tries to stay cruisy. It's a lot easier to get into the rhythm of shooting oneself when all that stuff is already taken care of, which gives this folio a natural, unpostured feel.

Keeping with the theme that is her namesake, Mysteria disguises herself today - perhaps more to stay anonymous should she be caught in this place than to hide anything from us.

If you've ever tasted real, fresh, raw milk, you are probably afraid to drink a Big M (or your local equivalent 'flavoured milk beverage'). Those bizarre liquids are a lot less suited for ingestion than they are for the purposes Janise has suggested here.

Simplicity does the trick for Brae, who is sort of her own visual spectacle with that cloud of blonde hair. She seems to be in exactly that spot you're often taken to on guided meditations - 'imagine a clearing amongst the trees, vivid green grass, a cloudless sky overhead...' Time to Zen out.

She's looking just as blushed and healthy as the apples she's picking, and it's probably safe to say that Kitkat was the best-looking specimen in the orchard that day. This is perhaps her most perfect set yet, idyllically integrating light, location, action, and expression.