Final Shasarignis Fashion Showcase

This is the fourth and final post that showcases doll fashions by Shasarignis. Recall that the doll dressmaker donated several of her hand-sewn fashions. The links to the other three blog posts are at the end of this post. 

A beige linen-look belted coat, a pink two-piece skirt suit, a gray and black houndstooth jacket, and dark beige pants are the featured fashions by Shasarignis.

This post also features an additional white dress with a peasant neckline and an elasticized waist that fits a 16-inch doll.

The last of the playscale fashions are modeled by the lovely ladies below.

Barbie Fashionista #125, Fashionista #91 (Varsity Plaiditude), and Barbie Basics Model No. 4 are clothed in fashions designed by Shasarignis.

The roomy linen-look full-length coat is belted at the waist and also has belt loops. It can be worn alone or over a dress or pants.

Fashionista 91 looks elegant in this pink skirt suit with three vertical buttons on the top and side pleats on the skirt.

Barbie Basics Model No. 4 looks stylish in a gray and black houndstooth double-breasted jacket and tan pants. 

For the white peasant dress, Essential Lizette Dionne was a perfect choice.

With her orange mesh gypsy headscarf and peach high heels, Lizette wears this dress well.

My sincere gratitude goes out to Shasarignis for graciously donating these well-made (sewn completely by hand) doll clothes! My dolls appreciate you, too. 

Visit the doll dressmaker's Instagram page, blog, and YouTube channel where more fashion-doll clothes are modeled by other dolls in still photos and stop-motion animated videos.

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More Impressive Fashions by Shasarignis

This post showcases additional hand-sewn clothes for both male and female playscale fashion dolls by Shasarignis. If you like what you see in this post and in my previous and/or subsequent posts about the designer, please visit Shasarignis' social media site links at the end of this post to offer encouragement and support for the creativity involved.

Mix and match athleisure pieces by Shasarignis; the long pants are detailed with a linear silver metal strip along one pant leg. 

See the pants detailing better on Shasarignis' models here.

Fashionista Ken #162, Emoji Fun Barbie, and So in Style Darren model athleisure pieces that can be mixed and matched.

Not only does she sew, but Shasarignis also knits playscale fashions as well.

Fab Fringe Barbie models the knit sweater and matching scarf.

This maxi-length black knit coat has many appealing features.

Worn with other pieces and modeled by Fab Fringe, this coat has a wide lapel collar.

It has three-quarter-length sleeves and two appealing side slits.

One of the side slits is illustrated in this close-up.

Here is another full-length view from a side angle...

... and a full-length view from the other side. Can you tell that this is one of my favorite pieces?

Both side slits and the wide collar are visible in this view from the back.

That's it for now. More hand-sewn (no sewing machine used) pieces by Shasarignis will follow. See my previous post here if you missed it.

Visit Shasarignis' Instagram page, blog, and YouTube channel where her fashions are modeled by other dolls in still photos and stop-motion animated videos.

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Impressive Fashions by Shasarignis

Sewing was never an acquired talent for me. The extent of my sewing is hemming and mending by hand. To machine sew requires skill. To sew garments by hand with such precision that they appear machine sewn is skillful genius that few people possess.

Shasarignis is among those who can sew by hand with such precision.

Recently, I received several samples of her designs for mostly playscale dolls that I will feature in a few blog posts. This is the first of the planned posts.

Exercise leotards, headbands, leggings, and open-finger gloves are shown here.

These three outfits and the silver lamé bodysuit and leggings in the photo immediately below rewind back to the 1980s "Let's Get Physical" era when donning exercise leotards, leggings, headbands, and wristbands and/or fingerless gloves was the trend.

A silver lamé bodysuit and leggings are shown here. (All of the bodysuits can be worn with other clothing items.)

These dolls model four different bodysuits and accessories.

Fab Fringe Tall Barbie models the pink stripe bodysuit and lavender mesh top, fingerless gloves, and leggings while Janay models the pink bodysuit worn with a Barbie logo'd top, headband, and leggings.

This close-up of the fingerless gloves illustrates the thumb section they include.

Emoji Fun Barbie wears the silver lamé bodysuit and leggings. A rope-belted yellow bodysuit and matching headband are modeled by Teen Nikki.

Many of the pieces from Shasarignis can be mixed and matched. For example, the pale lavender mesh top can be worn with the silver lamé bodysuit or the pink bodysuit as illustrated in the next two photos. 

The lavender mesh top is worn with the silver bodysuit here and...

...with the pink bodysuit and pink striped leggings here.

These two bodysuits can also be worn with other Shasarignis fashions as illustrated next. 

The pink bodysuit can be worn with a pink pantsuit sewn by Shasarignis (see it modeled a few pictures below). The silver bodysuit pairs well with silver lamé pants, but the pants also have a separate strapless top as illustrated next.

A strapless top, modeled below, was made to be worn with silver lamé pants.

Fab Fringe wears the silver lamé pants ensemble. (These pants can be worn with the silver lamé bodysuit, but that combination is not shown here.)

The pink pantsuit and pink bodysuit are modeled by Janay, who holds a Barbie Hello Kitty shoulder bag and wears black ankle boots.

Still wearing the pink pantsuit and body suit, Janay went for the monochromatic look by adding pink high-heel sandals and discarding the Hello Kitty bag.

This silver lamé gown is beautiful.

The final fashion piece in this post is a silver lamé strapless gown modeled above by Barbie Looks Model 10. Doesn't she look stunning?

I appreciate the attention to detail in these fashions. The use of snaps, hook-and-eye closures, and even zippers makes them look like mini replicas of adult fashions and very reminiscent of the 1960s Barbie fashions I owned as a child. None of these pieces use Velcro! 

The Shasarignis label adds a special distinguishing feature to these fashions.

Several of the pieces bear the Shasarignis label, too, which adds to their appeal.

Additional Shasarigns designs will be the focus of subsequent blog posts. Stay tuned.

In the meantime, visit Shasarignis' Instagram page, blog, and YouTube channel where these and other pieces are modeled by other dolls in still photos and stop-motion animated videos.

Thank you, again, Shasarignis for your generous gift!

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More Impressive Fashions by Shasarignis

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There are countless items to collect and write about. Black dolls chose me.

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