A Very Stylish Girl

Modeling Tim Kennedy's New Look-inspired "Personal Secretary" dress, Mel Odom's Oona, produced by JAMIEshow, is an exemplary illustration of mid-century elegance. The circa-1957 grey taffeta dress boasts the lines that defined feminine elegance and sober glamour. 



A Christian Dior creation from the same period validates Oona's belief in the power of this unforgettable style




A pert black-linen glittered crescent hat by Retros adds a light touch of glimmer to the grey voluptuousness of the taffeta.




A second example by Christian Dior, also from the same period, attests to the timeless charm of the style.

Wig du Jour

Mel Odom's Phoenix Gene Marshall by JAMIEshow models "Personal Secretary" designed by Tim Kennedy. The circa 1957 silhouette is a perfect choice for Gene's role as a personal secretary in the film of the same name. For this Dolldom exclusive, Miss Marshall wears different coiffures in varying shades so that you the readers may decide on the final look. The wig caps, created by JAMIEshow, allow Miss Marshall to become a brunette or a blonde with ease as each wig cap is rooted and adjusts securely with a magnet.

Which one will be your choice?


The look evokes Christian Dior. Purse by Hee Hung Park for Bambola Doll.


"Personal Secretary" is accessorized with a pert hat and purse of chenille violets and a pearl choker.


Style Number One: Raven chignon. Simple and classic. And severe.


Style Number Two: The brunette triple chignon is luxuriously elaborate while retaining the sedate look of the first one.


Style Number Three: The cool blonde has a long history in film. Almost every Alfred Hitchcock film revolves around one.


Style Number Four: A more coquettish auburn up-do adds a tad of playfulness. Would a personal secretary wear it to the office?