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"   Models at Lulu Frost    &amp;quot;My inspiration was a 1950s Mad Men type girl traveling through the American West,&amp;quot; says Salzer of the imaginary muse that inspired her first full scale fashion show, presented this morning at Milk and Mac studios. Like her fictive muse, Salzer took a two-week, 3000-mile road trip through the Pacific Northwest and Canada in a huge suburban earlier this summer with her boyfriend, photographer Billy Farrell. One of the highlights of the life-changing trip was visiting an antique store in the middle of Montana where she happened upon a Native American headdress with porcupine quills and feathers that hung all the way to the ground.    Photo: Lulu Frost  Salzer called her collection, which was laced with vintage Indian head nickels, porcupine quills, weathered suede, silver, turquoise and antique brooches and dress clips, &amp;quot;Modern Pioneer or, a Natural History.&amp;quot; Of the many brilliantly crafted looks featured this morning while the band Storms played the models, Salzer loved her pearl and bone earnings and her pearl and bone necklace with bird pins (right) the most. Her favorite part of the presentation? &amp;quot;When I posed for a picture with all of the models while Storm played White Flowers and I was completely moved by the enormity of the moment.&amp;quot;   Photo: Lulu Frost  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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