Styled Outfits
Isobel.Stardoll
Marrakesh Styled Outfits Styled Outfits travels to Marrakesh for a marketplace full of many-printed, many-textured, arty-ethnic textiles: on the lighter side there are chiffon sheaths, tunics and floor-length dresses and to bundle up for winter in mosaic-print skirts, fur-lined coats and sumptuous suede boots. Inspired by designers such as Dries van Noten, D&G and Gucci Marrakesh Fashion City is in sync with the current avant-garde edge of fashion exploring texture and pattern in robe dresses, knee-high boots, tassles, shearling and curly lamb - virtual, of course.
- Isobel.Stardoll
Offering up a cold shoulder. Learn how to put this look together for your Stardoll.
- Isobel.Stardoll
Pretty prints pop against black tights. See how you can put the look together for your very own Stardoll.
Elle.Stardoll
She’s not afraid to roll up her sleeves ... roll up your own and learn how to put this look together for your Stardoll
- Isobel.Stardoll
- A tiny tiara can be tasteful ... find out how to put this look together for your Stardoll
- Isobel.Stardoll
Decades
Callie.Stardoll
Inspired by designers like Giles ("Femme fatale in a gothic disco!") and Rodarte ("Kabuki tradition and Japanese horror films" ) the Styled Outfits for Halloween have slithered into the shadowy territory of a danse macabre -- with dramatic hooded capes, spidery gothic knits and photogenic silhouettes in black, white, and blood red.
- Callie.Stardoll
Pink October is a month dedicated Breast Cancer Awareness. Now you can support breast cancer research and awareness globally through Stardoll ... and your virtual shopping will make a real contribution to breast cancer organizations worldwide.
- Isobel.Stardoll
This week Black Lace Styled Outfits delves into its 'trick or treat' bag of goth and scary movie references. Inspired by both Prada and Luella for Fall 2008 -- a touch of sinister style subtext is the goal. We suggest you add a touch of couture lace, over buttoned-up shirts, below A-Line skirts and play with both shape and transparency. The darkness of this take on lace is more arsenic than maiden aunt. The frills and layers are sly, young and witty -- and that's a costume that's built to fit this fall's fashionistas.
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