That's a witless school based pun but so was their collection. Composed of nothing more than simple minded reinterpretations of schoolgirl attire, chopped up blazers, white shirts and the like, it was banal but, thankfully, relatively benign. After exiting the show, it was easily removed from your brain without further injury..

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