Window Shopping at Harry's

So what does a beautiful, young movie star wear for a day of window shopping on New York's Fifth Avenue?

Gene Marshall

Vintage floral appliques highlight this sleek and sophisticated two-piece silk ensemble from The Couture Touch. A delightful Asian conical hat perfectly tops the fresh summer look. Handbag is from D.A.E. Originals.

Miss Marshall graciously poses for a fan in front of the Harry Winston Salon.

Credits:
White Orchid Gene Marshall is from Mel Odom and JamieShow.
Backdrops are from RaiHing.
Old photo effect is from Bakumatsu Koshashin Generator.

Happy Memorial Day!

Gene Marshall

Want to know the secret to Miss Marshall's chic straw topper?  Click HERE to see how it was made.

Happy Holidays

Fedoras, Furs & Femme Fatales

It's the perfect night for shadowy alleys, a hard-boiled detective, and a dangerously alluring femme fatale.

Violet Waters wears the circa 1946 cocktail ensemble, "Lunch at the Green Parrot" from Ashton Drake with the fabulous hat from Integrity's "Ooh La La" Gene Marshall costume. Cigarette holder is from Mystyna.  The restyled "Heat Wave" Violet Waters is from Integrity.

Old Photo Effects

Here is an easy and cool "old photo" effect that's perfect to enhance your pictures of your favorite fashion doll divas.  It makes your photos look 100 - 150 years old.  To demonstrate, Monolithic Studio's stars Gene Marshall and Madra Lord pose for publicity shots.

 

 

"Queen of Hearts" Gene Marshall looks stunning in the black velvet and satin evening gown "Priceless".  Both doll and ensemble from Ashton Drake.  Gene's articulated body from Integrity.

 

 

 

"Jonquil" Madra Lord by Integrity is "Unforgettable" in the sensational Gene Marshall gown of the same name from Ashton Drake.  I love the combination of the "old photo" effect with the "old" wall backdrop from Rai-Hing.

 

 

This photo of "The Walking Suit" Barbie doll looks like it came from an old newspaper clipping.  OOAK hat from Joshard.

 

Click HERE for Wanokoto Labs/Old Photo Effects.  The website is in Japanese, but you can select English at the upper right-hand corner of the site.  You can download photos from your computer or from a URL address.

 

Click HERE for backdrops from Rai-Hing.