Showing posts with label joy jarred jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label joy jarred jewelry. Show all posts

Sunday, September 9, 2018

Haircut Economics

Haircuts. Appointments. Bad hair days. Fly away stands. Same-old-style boredom. What to do? Wear a wig cap.

JAMIEshow Doll's invention for its eponymous line of ball jointed dolls offers the ease and instant gratification that dollectors seek when at play. So what if a sober suit were to look better with a more traditional side parted cut? No problem. JAMIEshow Doll has it covered as there is a wig cap for professors as well as rock stars and everyone in between.

For this exclusive Dolldom entry, Palm Springs Lee models a slew of the company's wig caps in preparation for our fall fashion spectacular coming soon. We hope that you agree that although Lee is one of the most handsome models in the biz, hair, in this case, does make the man.


Mid-Century Classic. "The Mister" style along with a classic pair of frames by Shadowartifact yields an elegant gent look. Necklace by Joy Jarred.


Boy Band. "Palms Springs Basic's" style is carefree yet groomed.


"The Lee" is a short cropped cut with sufficient length at front to allow for a little hair play.


Papito! "The Waves" style is the equivalent of Farrah Fawcett hair for men. Sexy, windblown style for the leading man.


Más macho. "The Alejandro" style is an on trend look with undercut sides and a longer crown, combed back.


Hipstah! The show closes with a topknot pony with tapered sides that evokes Japanese samurai as well as today's urban dweller style. Hinged sunglasses by Shadowartifact.

Sunday, January 7, 2018

The Body Adorned

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The inimitable Joy Jarred designs a richly layered collection of sensuous gems for 2018.


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RDG Doll's Lucien shows off his full chest tattoo and his collection of gold and silver ball chain necklaces. See-through shirt and wig by Chewin. Tattoo and face-up by Rimdoll.


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Superdoll's Ivory "Fortune Hunter" plays fairy queen in a bib of opalescent purple beads with bronze dragon crest.


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RDG Doll's Ujjwala is resplendent in opulent emerald Swarovski crystal necklaces. Wig by Time of Doll.   


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A bubble-wrap coat that doubles as a headdress is perfect foil for RDG Doll Soo's peacock blue beads and dark nickel butterflies.


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JAMIEshow's Alejandro may spend the day fixing plane engines in his Chewin denim chambray jumpsuit, but underneath and close to his heart, he wears red coral and vintage "No Evil Monkey" beads, and ruby Swarovski crystals.


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Fiore di aprile
JAMIEshow's Sofia revels in the glow of golden blossoms, white Swarovski crystals, and plum beads.


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JAMIEshow's Lauren models two show-stopping necklaces of silver, turquoise, and midnight-blue Swarovski crystals. Wig by Chewin.


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V.Jhon's "Nightingale" Molly Hayward is aglow in a collection of gold, diamonds, cabochon semi-precious stones, and clear acrylic pebble necklaces.









Sunday, October 22, 2017

Fierce and Foxy

Julian S. Kalinowski's new line of dolls, the S-Girls, have loads of fun modeling very cool couture. For this mid-October Dolldom entry, black versions of Sylvain and Stella pay homage to Jack Hill's Foxy Brown in luxurious pantsuits created by the talented Clare Duncan of Clare's Couture. Located in Brisbane, Australia, Ms. Duncan's  designs are genuine one-of-a-kind as she conceives, creates and stitches each outfits herself.  Ms. Duncan has always enjoyed the company of Barbie dolls and her fascination with their world of miniaturized fashion has never diminished. Ms. Duncan now join forces with Mr. Kalinowski to create exciting styles for the one-of-a-kind S-Girls. For more information, visit Clare's Couture Facebook page.


A Real Shakedown! Clare's Couture and the S-Girls. Foxyland! Necklaces by Joy Jarred.


Olive green and golden brocade pantsuit is luxe and leggy.


Pistachio was never yummier with golden thread embroidery at waist.


First-ever black Stella is Foxy incarnate.


Sylvain gives good face - profile style.





Monday, September 4, 2017

Kitchen Cabaret: Find Out What’s Cooking with Julian Kalinowski’s S-Girls

Wilkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome! 

It’s show time, ladies and gentlemen. And British doll maker Julian S. Kalinowski has quite the surprise for us waiting from behind the red velvet curtains. For his new line of hard plastic hand painted dolls, named the S-Girls, features three different face sculpts creating three distinct characters whose names all begin with S: Sable, Stella, and Sylvain. With them, Mr. Kalinowski, whose Séverine doll is now sold out and becoming much sought after in the secondary market, continues to prove that there is a whole sea of possibilities, completely unexplored, to express via dolls. 

But who are these women? Well, just like a master chef who knows who to marry the right herbs and spices to create a perfect sauce, Mr. Kalinowski has concocted a complimentary trio of sweet and savory personalities. But these characters transform via hand painting and are never one and the same. The Julian Kalinowski doll is always a OOAK creature as the artist works on each separately and never following a set face-up design. Each doll contains the essence of the moment in which the artist conceptualized and realized her. 

Mr. Kalinowski's dolls speak about being imperfect creatures with vices, virtues, disillusions and dreams, and as such, they show it in their unique hard vinyl selves. Join Sable, Sylvain, and Stella as they enact favorite fantasy scenarios- some sweet, some spicy, but none ever bland - all played out in their vintage eat-in kitchen. It’s the perfect recipe for fun. 


So What?
Chrome yellow blonde Sable wears a marabou peignoir by Debbie Farne Sang to fetch herself a Pop-Tart and a glass of bubbly.


Maybe This Time
Stella ponders if her special guest will come finally in a see-through blouse and black velveteen skirt by Liz Cole for Retros. Swarovski crystal belt by Joy Jarred.


Don’t Tell Mama
A platinum Sylvain leaves a tempting caramel cake on the table before going out in a sheath by Liz Cole for Retros. Gold gloves and scarf by Rosina Haskell.  


Mein Herr
Sable serves her homme du jour in playful chiffon and organza apron and bloomers by Clare Duncan. 


Tomorrow Belongs to Me
Raven haired Stella plans an impromptu getaway in a Tania Lawrence suit with faux fur collar and matching hood.


It Couldn’t Please Me More
Stella, in her signature side part bubble cut, checks her coconut flan for doneness in a flirty mini dress by Clare Duncan.  


Two Ladies
Before riding her steed, equestrienne Sylvain has a word with her well-suited twin sister. Jodhpurs by Tania Lawrence. Suit by Rosina Haskell.


Perfectly Marvelous
Sable contemplates her tea-time options in a colorful jersey sheath by Liz Cole for Retros. 


Saturday, February 4, 2017

3-D Wigstock

Joey Versaw's Mary Magpie, the very first 3-D printed fashion doll, invited Dolldom to her wig shop. Mary is known for always being perfectly groomed and for being the only fashion model in the world whose hair stays in place during photo sessions. For her wigs, like her, are 3-D printed too and hand painted by Mr. Versaw to complement the specific make-up palette of his dolls.


Dolldom was in awe of the displays. Marta Wigstand models a Waves wig in sunny blonde.


A Magpie wigstand wears a classic Bob in black.


This Bettie wig in Mr. Versaw's signature yellow blonde tempted Mary so much that she decided to model it.


Mary is a blonde!


The Bettie wig in a deep red wine shade is the definition of seductive.


Mary modeled the style in a deep dark chocolate...


and then in a milk chocolate shade.


But then there was blue! Indigo blue!


And Mary modeled it too.


As we exited we noticed yet another wonderful style beckoning us to return to Mary Magpie's wig shop very soon.

To acquire your very own Mary Magpie doll and a wardrobe of 3-D printed wigs, visit her beautiful boutique. 

Mary Magpie wears jewelry by Joy Jarred's fabulous line Exsyntrik.













































Friday, December 30, 2016

Molded Models


Séverine, the iconic OOAK vintage doll by Julian Kalinowski, wondered what it would feel like to have molded hairstyles. Luckily, her friend, 1963 American Character Popi doll, the pop-apart fashion model doll, lent her hers! The looks, well, pop out of the ordinary. Vive la différence!


Brunette Pageboy! Precious!


Titian Bob! Oh, Boy!


Peach Blonde Chignon! Cheers!


Raven Bob! Gobsmackingly Beautiful!

Séverine by Julian Kalinowski
Dress by Liz Retros
Necklace by Joy Jarred


















Sunday, July 24, 2016

Barbie and Bakh Tier

The recent revision of the Silkstone Barbie Fashion Model Collection dolls with it's new articulated body and slightly altered body dimensions inspired Dolldom to revisit an old friend: Russian artist and designer Bakh Tier, featured in 2011 in an issue of Haute Doll magazine.

Bakh Tier's vision presents an exciting and daring fashion future for today. Beguilingly minimal and masterfully cut and constructed, the Bakhtiër garment features architectural elements that echo man’s desire to challenge gravity. Yet, with a single turn, the Bakhtiër fashion transforms and surprises us with its organic softness in its evocation of nature.

In this exclusive entry, Portuguese and French convention souvenir Classic Black Dress Barbie dolls model once again the sensational designs of Bakh Tier.

































Friday, July 15, 2016

I Will Never Meet You

I will never meet you.

Because I will never be.


I'm one of five prototype dolls.


My creator, Julian Kalinowski, made me but, alas...


I am an aborted project. I'm I Will Never Meet You doll. I will forever remain in my maker's custody.

Nonetheless, Dolldom, thanks to Mr. Kalinowski's graciousness, is lucky to present its readers an exclusive portfolio of two of the five prototypes in colorful fashions.  Mr. Kalinowski has assured us too that this strong character sculpt will reappear - redux - in an upcoming line of hand painted dolls. Dolldom celebrates already in anticipation.


Liz Retros sparkly knit sheath and Maryann Roy cap capture the sporty spirit of I Will Never Meet You doll.


Tomato red bead necklace by Joy Jarred! 


Red, more red! A Liz Retros suit in one of her vintage signature Lurex treasures and a Dior hat. And that face. And those lips.


Big and beautiful lips.


Princess I Will Never Meet You. A vintage mystery dress and Barbie's crown. Gloves from BFMC and human ear cuff bracelets from H&M.


HRH!


Coquette! Chanteuse royale! In Liz Retros' sexy strapless wonder.


Bandeau hat by Joshard. Necklace by Joy Jarred.


Remember my lips for they'll be back soon.