Vogue (Monolithic Studios' Remix)

What are you looking at?
Strike a pose
Vogue

Greta Garbo, and Monroe
Deitrich and Miss Madra Lord

Marlon Brando; Jordan, Vee

On the cover of a magazine

Gene Marshall; Harlow, Jean

Picture of a beauty queen
Zita Charles, Fred Astaire

Ginger Rodgers, dance on air

They have style, they have grace
Rita Hayworth gives good face
Oona, Katherine, Marsha too

 
Violet Waters, we love you

Ladies with an attitude
Trent Osborn's in the mood

Don't just stand there, let's get to it
Strike a pose, there's nothing to it

Vogue

Vogue with Mel Odom's iconic Gene Marshall 

and friends as manufactured by JAMIEshow Dolls.

Ecce Homo

Behold the man.



Mel Odom's Trent Osborn. Leading man supreme at Monolithic Studios and popular matinee idol. Trent Osborn made his debut in The Gene Marshall Collection produced by Ashton-Drake in 2001. 14 years later, Mr. Osborn makes his return as part of the JAMIEshow produced Gene Marshall line. And what a return it is. In his Smooth-J resin incarnation, the ball-jointed strung doll gains mobility that the previous issue did not have as well as enhanced anatomical definition. Most remarkable, Mr. Osborn can hold a pose unaided by a stand.

Dolldom is happy to welcome yet another high-quality JAMIEshow iteration of the unforgettable characters created by Mr. Odom as an extension of his trendsetting art.


This exclusive portfolio focuses on Mr. Osborn's physical essence.













Soon in Dolldom: Trent Osborn in many of his most celebrated roles.

Monolithic Studios' Holiday Soirée

It was an evening of stars...in the sky, as the rains stopped, and inside Studio A where Monolithic Studios' execs hosted their annual end-of-the-year bash to celebrate their top money making actors. Closed to the press, the party was meant to allow the merrymakers a relaxed time. Still, Dolldom brings you an exclusive portfolio of photos (taken by one of Cora Harper's undercover paparazzi) that captures the essence of the festive and glamorous mood.