Volume 26 – Café Woodys - The Woody Back to School Unit

39“Ooh, look at you,” smiled Cat, clapping herhands. “Bella, bella!”Deborah grinned.Cat Cassidy’s chums teased her that she lookedlike a gypsy straight from central casting. She hadinherited her lush dark hair and coal black eyes fromher father, the music mogul, Chris Cassidy. Beforebeing dispatched to the Big House Cathryn had beenamongst the most photographed women in the worldas she flitted from party to party on every continent.She had been considered to be the globalambassador of the Extreme Ladette movement. Shehad favored black turtle-necks, leather jackets in avariety of colors and was rarely seen withoutsunglasses. She was considered a fashion icon.For the Grand Opening she was wearingclobber à la Cat. Cathryn had her blouses tailored bya Saville Row shirt-maker who had been frequentedby Cat’s idol, Frankie Sin. The collars were speciallydesigned to accent a slightly loosened tie. “Frank wasa man who really knew how to wear a tie loose,” Catwas fond of telling her chums. She wore a micro-miniskirt that barely covered her bumbags, black fishnetstockings with a matching suspender belt. On herhead she wore her trademark boater at a jauntyangle. Her dark eyes were accented with black eyelinerand her broad, smiley mouth was painted withscarlet lip gloss. Cathryn Cassidy knew how to makeclobber look like a style statement.