"You can do it any way you want," she says. "Like a series of fish-hooks, maybe, connecting on the outside but separate on the inside. Or as one continuous piece of metal. Any metal you want, and in any style you want. Grotesque, beautiful, industrial, simple, anything. It doesn't even have to be painless... it just has to be removable."

Her shoes are knee-high boots with eight-inch platforms, lots of buckles and a flame design. It would be impressive if she could walk around off the paths outside without falling or twisting an ankle.