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Lisa's online catalog features nude models. It is not at all pornographic, and perfectly legitimate.
What is she selling, in general terms?

Are the models human? animals? If the latter, does she sell pet fashion?

Are the “models” inanimate objects?

I seriously doubt this is the answer but someone once reported a picture my mother posted of her parents’ house to facebook for nudity and in fairness the house was not wearing clothes.

Oh wait... Maybe they’re dolls?

Humanoid objects? Mannequins?

Ok just to explore a little bit the option that they are actually nude human beings...do they have something depicted on their skin? Are they zoomed so that it is detailed a part of their body?

Aree they both HAM and HAF? Or maybe they are naked babies? Newborn babies?
Is the nudity necessary to show her product? Is she selling clothes? Does she features only naked models? Is making shower relevant? Health care relevant?

Are the models human?Yope animals? If the latter, does she sell pet fashion? No to these.

Are the “models” inanimate objects?Yes.

I seriously doubt this is the answer but someone once reported a picture my mother posted of her parents’ house to facebook for nudity and in fairness the house was not wearing clothes. You're kidding! Why didn't you post this as a puzzle?

Oh wait... Maybe they’re dolls? No, but explore.
gregoryuconn

Ok just to explore a little bit the option that they are actually nude human beings...do they have something depicted on their skin? Are they zoomed so that it is detailed a part of their body? No to all.

Aree they both HAM and HAF? Yope to HAFOr maybe they are naked babies? Newborn babies?
Is the nudity necessary to show her product? No to all 3.Is she selling clothes?YES. Does she features only naked models?No. Is making shower relevant? Health care relevant?No to both.
Earnest

I think you missed Zanreo questions, which I agree with xD

Apologies!
Humanoid objects? Yes - ish.Mannequins? Similar to, but not exactly. Explore!

IS she selling clothes for humans? Are scarecrow relevant? Puppets? snowmen? Is she selling clothes for virtual characters? nativity figurines?

Yope to female --> Can the inanimate objects be easily distinguished between female and male versions? Or we can call the "neutral" version? is the object typically only female?

IS she selling clothes for humans? Yes.Are scarecrow relevant? Puppets? snowmen? Is she selling clothes for virtual characters? nativity figurines?No to all.

Yope to female --> Can the inanimate objects be easily distinguished between female and male versions? Or we can call the "neutral" version? is the object typically only female? The 'inanimate object' may be distinguishbly male or female, or 'neutral,' not even necessarily humanoid. But that is n.r. here.

Is Halloween involved?

Is Halloween involved? No.

clothes sold: underwear? t-shirt? various? Costumes? panties? jeans? bras? female clothing? trousers?

nude models --> completely nude right (in contrast with underwear but no bra or similar combinations)? Do these model advertise clothes as well? are they used as a comparison with other clothed versions? Are they used to detect/find a body part? To clarify how the clothing item has to be worn? Are the naked items turned (e.g. to show the bra's hook up...)?

are the humanoid objects: robots? skeletons?

clothes sold: underwear? t-shirt? Yes, among other things.various? Costumes? panties? jeans? bras? female clothing? trousers? Lisa is just getting started, and will expand her line later, no doubt. Right now it is mostly t-shirts and accessories. All outerwear.

nude models --> completely nude right Yessish - at least until she puts the t-shirt or other item on them.(in contrast with underwear but no bra or similar combinations)? Do these model advertise clothes as well? in the same sense that a live human model could be said to 'advertise' clothing.are they used as a comparison with other clothed versions? Are they used to detect/find a body part? To clarify how the clothing item has to be worn? Are the naked items turned (e.g. to show the bra's hook up...)? no or n.r. to all of these.

are the humanoid objects: robots? skeletons? No to both, but you are sort of, kinda, OTRT.
Earnest

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Are the humanoid objects of human: size? Color? Material? Shapes? Looks? Do they represent an entire body? Partial? A body part? Are they physical objects? Computer models? Drawings?

Are the humanoid objects of human: size? Yes, for the most part. Color? Material? No to bothShapes? Looks? Yessish.Do they represent an entire body? Partial? varies. A body part? varies.Are they physical objects? Yes.Computer models? Drawings? and no to these.
Excellent questions, Galfisk!

Are the objects forms?

Are the objects forms?Define 'forms,' please, as it DOYD

Are they statues? wax models?

Did Lisa make them herself? or have them made?

Sorry, “forms” as in dress forms/shirt forms. Like https://www.bagoutlet.ca/pinnable-female-dress-form-cream-with-stand-size-10-12/?gclid=CjwKCAjw_sn8BRBrEiwAnUGJDkmo0FT-0Y0o5mKTmO8T_avCk7zNe5c25qxJ1S98VqrcMG45R2n4IhoCSXQQAvD_BwE

Are they statues?Yes wax models?No.

Did Lisa make them herself? or have them made? Neither.

Sorry, “forms” as in dress forms/shirt forms. Like https://www.bagoutlet.ca/pinnable-femal ... XQQAvD_BwE
treborNo.

****************SPOILER**********************
Although Lisa uses dress forms to create her designs, she wanted to photograph them for the catalog on something a little more exciting - and with heads/limbs. But she wanted to do it on the cheap. So she went to the sculpture garden of a nearby museum and placed the garments on some of the statues - not all of which, of course, were nudes, or were even realistic - and then photographed them. This also fit in with the name of her business, which incorporated the word 'art.'

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