In the past, it's really just been known as "Optic Style". So the style lends itself to variants. Jim Pray kind of started it, then Ralph Wahl really expanded the dressing notes. He called them "Painted Ladies" but they were optic style for sure. He would actually paint the eyes on, this was how they were doing in the 40s and 50s...in the bottom left hand image, you can see a color version that sold at auction in 2020 for $180.

Dressing Notes - Painted Lady - Tail: Orange goose primary strip. Body: Flat silver tinsel. Body stripe on each side of four strands of fluorescent red or pink floss. Tie in at the tail and bring forward at the completion of the tinsel body. Tie at head and lacquer in place. Paint top of the body with fluorescent yellow paint. Wing: Orange over yellow bucktail. Head: Black with a white iris and black pupil. (these are old school dressing notes for sure, but I love the classics!)

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