- tartan tight-fitting sleeveless blouse, zipped up back, the tartan diagonal, with matching pants (tartan horizontal) and black and white boots, initially worn with a light-coloured pleated-pocket collarless long-sleeved cardigan (faux military style with epaulettes and dark metal buttons)
- silver/blue metallic crop top with matching hipster pants and unbuttoned jacket, the jacket fastened with two pins at the breast and just below the collar, black bra, no blouse
- white lace nightshirt (short sleeved, waist length) and white knickers, later with a sheer lace ankle-length nightdress over it (bow with long ribbons at low v-neck, which is ruffled, long sleeves with ruffled cuffs)
- (1) without the cardigan
- (1)
- stretch jersey catsuit with vinyl triangular patches front and back, buttoned down the front, with Edward Rayne's black and white boots
- (4)
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- pale tartan kilt with light v-neck jumper over dark polo shirt, pale khaki knee-high woolen socks with chevroned tab, brogues, dark leather sporran
- dress tartan - same kilt, but with feathered sporran slung below it, large buckle on belt, black jacket with pyramidal silver buttons (one on each epaulette, three on each cuff, three visible below ruff of shirt, three on each side of front hemline), ruffled shirt (at neck/chest and cuffs), argyle socks (knee high), patent leather brogues
- (1)
- diving gear (dark swimming briefs, flippers and mask, aqualung)
- (1)
- Grey single breasted three-piece suit, two vents, flap pockets, lapels on the waistcoat. Worn with a dark tie and bowler, and white shirt
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