This chapter begins with a discussion of the importance of an outfit on a runway. It is the "main star" of a fashion show. A model has to convey the ideas behind a designer's creations to the audience. This is why a model like Charlotte Carrie is so important to the success of the show. She is able to express any concept that the designer has created for her. The discussion then turns to the other models who have passed the fashion test. They are asked to talk to the designer about the designs he has chosen for their upcoming shows. The designer has instructed them to be egotistical and self-centered. He also wants to draw attention to his designs. He wants to show them to the public. He has instructed the models to think of the wearer of the outfit as the "sole model anyone needs" . She has the talent and the confidence to support her claims, but she also has the boredom that comes with being a model. She will need a rival to prove that she is the only one worthy of wearing the outfit. The conversation ends with the question, "Is this the kind of talent the designer would have discovered if he had worked under me?" . The answer is that he has "the innate gift" of