Twenty-three-year-old Alana Klinka thinks she is ahead of the fashion curve. Though not a professional clothes maker, she loves to buy odd and end pieces and cut and sew them into something "even more cool." According to her friends, Alana wears clothes that make her look like an old grandma: rip, torn and tattered items, often hand-me-downs that were too small before they were ever handed down, and sometimes homemade jewelry to match.

An art student, Alana will soon be graduating from college. She is about to begin interviewing for her dream job as a window dresser for a major department store. She thinks her look says artist. Her friends think her love of all colors and all things eclectic says bag lady.

A very sweet and very outspoken girl with a great size 4 figure, Alana has the future of her career resting on the talents of Clinton and Stacy. Can they convince this creative lady that outside art school, eccentric is not a code word for successful?