Gay Carrington is a star in the manner of those mythical faces that graced the silver screen when unadulterated splendor reigned supreme. For glamour is alive and well in the World of Gay Carrington. Her exclusive mood-lifting videos and joy-inducing audio recordings are a necessity for all of Dolldom's denizens who live happier and more beautiful lives thanks to them. To honor the dynamic Miss Carrington, Dolldom and Sydney Chase, president and owner of the famed Chase Modeling Agency, collaborated on this exclusive tribute to Gay Carrington style. Miss Chase, so taken with Miss Carrington’s elegance and strength, took the job for herself – “For no one but me is gonna be Gay!” - as she vivaciously exclaimed. Dolldom friend Vin Trapani, make-up magician to the vinyl set, performed the thorough makeover. The wardrobe, in its majority, is the work of Beauty and Glamour maven Liz Cole, creator and proprietor of Retros of Seattle. The results are breathtaking. Miss Chase, upon seeing the photos exclaimed: “I am just thrilled to be Gay! I truly love her style and panache. It’s been quite the transformative experience.”
Dolldom wishes to thank Vin Trapani of Vincent Anthony Repaints and Liz Cole for their support in this collaboration. Without them this unofficial, fan made Gay Carrington doll fest would not be as luxuriously grand.
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Wonderful faux fox for Gay Carrington. A glamour gal ought to stay warm this winter. Dress by Retros by Liz Cole. Fur by Tonner Doll Company. Make-up by Vincent Anthony Repaints.
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Wonderful faux fox for Gay Carrington. A glamour gal ought to stay warm this winter. Dress by Retros by Liz Cole. Fur by Tonner Doll Company. Make-up by Vincent Anthony Repaints.
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Miss Carrington supports La Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne wearing Tonner Doll Company's "Le petit ensemble noir".
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Wolf whistle! Miss Gay Carrington dazzles in a Lurex knit dress by Retros. Monty shows his approval in a shirt also created by Retros.
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Miss Gay Carrington wears a luxurious semi-precious stone necklace by Mark G. Harris for Mode de M. Earrings by Vince Tibavido. Make-up by Vin Trapani.
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Miss Carrington knows how to stop traffic on her way to 21 Club. Fabulous ensemble by Liz Cole for Retros.
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Sun in the fun. The always elegant Miss Carrington dons a Brenda Starr swimsuit and Joy Jarred's coral jewelry set.
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Gay has the most unique point of view: live beauty, give glamour, and love your fans. Reason why she is adored my all. Dress and hat by Retros by Liz Cole.
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Recycled mink for a film fantasy starring Miss Gay Carrington as a girl who admits to her mother: "Mamma, face it: I was the fashion plate of all time."
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In a hat by Peggy Feltrope, Miss Gay Carrington shines.
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For a meeting with movie studio executives, Gay Carrington wears a suit that both Dietrich and Crawford fought for. Hand beaded with reckless abandon by Liz Cole, this showstopper will undoubtedly get Miss Carrington a career defining role.
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Ciao tutti, sono Gay! Sexy terry cloth tube dress in peacock blue hugs her every curve. A vintage chiffon scarf flutters playfully in the wind. Fashion by Retros.
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And who would not be with a face like this?
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Gay takes off to visit her friend Carmen Miranda in Ashton Drake's Fit for a Queen suit and a silk shantung turban by Liz Cole. Luggage by Fashion Royalty.
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And plays the maracas for Pérez Prado too. Eat your heart out, Charo! Fabulous strapless lace and silk dress, recycled mink stole, and hat by Liz Cole for Retros.
Miss Carrington supports La Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne wearing Tonner Doll Company's "Le petit ensemble noir".
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Wolf whistle! Miss Gay Carrington dazzles in a Lurex knit dress by Retros. Monty shows his approval in a shirt also created by Retros.
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Miss Gay Carrington wears a luxurious semi-precious stone necklace by Mark G. Harris for Mode de M. Earrings by Vince Tibavido. Make-up by Vin Trapani.
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Miss Carrington knows how to stop traffic on her way to 21 Club. Fabulous ensemble by Liz Cole for Retros.
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Sun in the fun. The always elegant Miss Carrington dons a Brenda Starr swimsuit and Joy Jarred's coral jewelry set.
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Gay has the most unique point of view: live beauty, give glamour, and love your fans. Reason why she is adored my all. Dress and hat by Retros by Liz Cole.
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Recycled mink for a film fantasy starring Miss Gay Carrington as a girl who admits to her mother: "Mamma, face it: I was the fashion plate of all time."
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In a hat by Peggy Feltrope, Miss Gay Carrington shines.
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For a meeting with movie studio executives, Gay Carrington wears a suit that both Dietrich and Crawford fought for. Hand beaded with reckless abandon by Liz Cole, this showstopper will undoubtedly get Miss Carrington a career defining role.
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Ciao tutti, sono Gay! Sexy terry cloth tube dress in peacock blue hugs her every curve. A vintage chiffon scarf flutters playfully in the wind. Fashion by Retros.
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And who would not be with a face like this?
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Gay takes off to visit her friend Carmen Miranda in Ashton Drake's Fit for a Queen suit and a silk shantung turban by Liz Cole. Luggage by Fashion Royalty.
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And plays the maracas for Pérez Prado too. Eat your heart out, Charo! Fabulous strapless lace and silk dress, recycled mink stole, and hat by Liz Cole for Retros.
We are always yours, Gay...
WOW what an AMAZING tribute to the fabulous Ms. Gay Carrington!! I have been a fan of Gays forever and this is one of the most FANTASTIC Gay tributes I have ever seen! BRAVO to everyone involved!!
ReplyDeleteHAD to figure out how to comment on these shots. Wonderful array of pics Ernesto! You've made here even more interesting. I'll bookmarking the link! - Joe
ReplyDeleteadorable riding habit and veil!
ReplyDeleteThank you Erma, Joe, and Ms. Charlotta Sheer. What can one do but honor the fabulous Gay Carrington? What would life be if not for Gay? She deserves this and much more.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun tribute: the doll, the photos, the article.
ReplyDeleteI seem to be seeing her mentioned everywhere, these days ... and now here at Dolldom too!
She's Ubiqua-Gay!
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