| Fashion Disaster |
| Series: Tales from the Tuckerverse |
| Writer(s): Zero |
| Link: LTBSA |
| Date: Late February, 2009 |
| Preceded By: Scott's Business |
| Followed By: Fame and Misfortune |
Amy Spring frozen by Type-7 as a part of Zoe Hollander's Collection
Fashion Disaster is a Tales from the Tuckerverse story with Kayla LeFer as the protagonist. Surprising facts about Zoe Hollander are revealed.
Summary[]
Kayla LeFer joins Haley Leone for a Models Inc show in Spain, which includes Devon Von Krieger as a guest model due to a last minute cancellation by Amy Spring. Marika Bran is, in fact, posing as Devon, Nessa Kelly also on hand posing as Lacey Finnegan due to the mysterious circumstances around Amy's disappearance. Lola Mateo arrived late and drunk, Zoe Hollander then taking her into a back room to deal with. Haley followed to learn Zoe was using Type-7 to preserve models heading towards decline, doing the same to Amy and, after being surprised by a Type-7 Chip wearing Tanya Frost, Haley herself as well. Kayla, looking for Haley, discovers the secret collection just as Zoe floods the rest of the building with gas, planning to collect a few more and return to New York. Learning about chips, Kayla managed to call the local authorities and disable both Tanya and the also-chipped Kathryn Summers. Zoe, however, caught Kayla but realizing police were inbound instead covered the crime up by pretending to be chipped as well. In the aftermath Kayla was given the promise of a free session with Miss Zoe in the future, no one aware of the true intent behind it.
Appearances[]
(Kaylee DeFer)
(Kaley Cuoco)
(Jennifer Morrison)
(Maya Stojan)
(Charlize Theron)
(Olivia Wilde)
(Freida Pinto)
(Yaya DaCosta)
(Lynhthy Nguyen)
(Adriana Lima)
(Ellen Barkin)
(Kate Ryan)
(Emily Blunt)
(Abigail Spencer)
(Cat Deeley)
(Susan Sullivan)
(Danielle Chuchran)
(Rachel Bilson)
(Amanda Bynes)
(Holly Valance)
(Geri Halliwell)
(Claire Van Der Boom)
Trivia[]
- Zoe Hollander got her Type-7 from Xavier Alberic, connecting Zoe to Ouroboros
- Zoe refers to her collection as Hollander's Daughters