STRIP NUDE FOR YOUR KILLER

After a fashion model dies while undergoing an illegal abortion, the attending doctor moves her body back to her home, staging her death to remove any trace of his involvement. However, that same night he is murdered by a stranger disguised in racing leathers and a motorcycle helmet. At the Albatross Modelling Agency, the womanizing photographer Carlo embarks on an affair with fellow photographer Magda.

Meanwhile, a newly hired model, Patrizia, fends off the unwanted advances of Maurizio, whose wife owns the agency. One evening, Mario, who also works at the agency, invites a guest in racing leathers into his home for a drink, and is stabbed to death. The police question the agency's owner Gisella and another model, Lucia about the killing, but learn very little. Gisella makes Lucia exchange in sex with her to keep her job; one night when Gisella leaves after a fight, Lucia is attacked and killed.

Maurizio propositions another model, Doris, but when she refuses to sleep with him for money, he attempts to rape her. However, he suffers from impotence and Doris leaves unharmed. Shortly afterwards, Maurizio is stabbed by the killer. Carlo later witnesses Gisella being murdered, and is able to photograph the attack; however, he runs off and is injured in a hit and run accident. While he is in hospital, Magda recovers his camera and attempts to develop the film, but the killer breaks in and destroys the negatives. Carlo hurries home, but the killer has gone—going instead to kill Doris and her abusive boyfriend Stefano.

Carlo finds Magda alive, but the killer returns to attack them both. During the struggle, the killer is knocked down a flight of stairs. The killer is unmasked and revealed to be Patrizia, who accuses Carlo of causing the death of her sister—the girl who died in the botched abortion, and whose death it is revealed Carlo helped to conceal. However, Patrizia dies of her injuries, leaving no trace of Carlo's involvement.

The killer is revealed to be Patrizia, who seeks revenge for her sister’s death caused by the failed abortion and ultimately dies from injuries after attacking Carlo and Magda.

The film’s conclusion ties the killings directly to the trauma of the opening tragedy, exposing the modeling agency’s complicity in covering up the fatal abortion. Patrizia’s unmasking and death deliver both retribution and a cynical reminder that those responsible escape unscathed, reinforcing the film’s themes of exploitation and moral decay.