



I developed Glamour Girls long ago to be poseable and able to wear big hats and fun jewelry like pendants and brooches. Originally they had a top and a gathered skirt with boots and, of course, the big hat. I remember vividly at one show a woman picked up the skirt and looked underneath---I was horrified! How gauche! So, I started putting lace underwear on them. I was also, of course, making Button Jesters who had leotard-type pants and so I thought it a fun fashion statement to put stretch leotards on the Glamour Girls with a sheer see-through skirt. I've also done a longish straight tunic with slits up the sides, leotards (of course). The garment looks somewhat like a kimono or Asian tunic. I'm using more handprinted fabric for the garments now as you can see in the bright pink/green doll with the rose pin. There are many different styles possible and you can view the pattern to purchase (and others) at www.JenniferGouldDesigns.com and click on Doll Patterns.


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