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Xavion2004 wrote:... Just out of curiosity, how long does it usually take you to make one complete outfit including the headdress? ...

Thank you friend. This method is called metal weaving. It is akin to the chainmail method. I do one suit for about two to four weeks.

Another spectacularly intricate creation.

I really like that one. The red of the skirt really accents the costume beautifully.

So what makes this one Sheherazade's? And would she have been dressed as a dancing girl? After all, she was a vizier's daughter and royal consort. At this point I have to say most of these overwhelm with their stunning ornateness but end up looking almost indistinguishable unless compared side by side. Which has an advantage of providing stylistic continuity, and does not detract from the excellence and complexity of the work.

GubernatorFan wrote:So what makes this one Sheherazade's? ...

You're probably right, friend.  I try to create different styles within the same style.  Therefore, they look a little monotonous.  I do not use fabrics that will hide the beautiful bodies of girls.  Scheherazade could have been wearing a similar, golden suit. Her bra is a little more complicated than other girls'.  And there is a textile fringe in the skirt.  This suit has been sold for a long time and the buyer was satisfied.

I wrote to Jiaou doll.com and asked: do you have a dark-skinned head?  They answered me: yes, there is. Please contact our official representative in Russia.  I applied and was answered: we collect 100 orders for the body and 30 orders for the head. And I applied for a couple of bodies with heads. The body is about $ 40.  The head is $ 25.  

The little skulls are indeed very neat. Another ornate dancer outfit.

What magnificently rich costumes for your dancers. And so many variants! Just beautiful.

Thank you friend.

this is some all around awesome stuff, from the costumes to the posing. it's so much more believable if people keep in mind the limits of human anatomy while putting their figures on display, giving them a sense of motion or inertia is even a step above. as for the clothing, right now i'm enjoying a conan themed game, those figures would fit the scenario perfectly.

Thank you friend. I am very pleased that my dolls did not leave you indifferent. I've seen your STAR WARS dioramas. They're great.

Welcome to the forum P.C. Amazing clothes and Poses of the figures. It has a cultural touch for me, but i know there are no cultures shown in the pics. Just great work, i hope to see more

Ephiane wrote:Welcome to the forum P.C. Amazing clothes and Poses of the figures. It has a cultural touch for me, but i know there are no cultures shown in the pics. Just great work, i hope to see more

Thank you. I am very pleased!

Tortuga Orgy

I was worried while waiting for the photos to load (because orgies don't have a place on our forum), but am relieved that this is nothing more than Captain Jack being mesmerized by the dancing of a different kind of siren.

GubernatorFan wrote:I was worried while waiting for the photos to load (because orgies don't have a place on our forum)...

A suit for Phicen with fur elements.

Another spectacular creation, but there is a strange paradox here, between the cold and skimpy jewelry and the fur elements. Still, jewels and furs were both status symbols...

Thank you friend. Fur and jewelry are very suitable for naked girls.

Wow!!! she looks amazing! brilliant work

BAMComix wrote:Wow!!! she looks amazing! brilliant work

Thank you, friend!

I love these outfits you’ve created and the dancing poses. They are truly beautiful.

londonroadhog wrote:I love these outfits you’ve created and the dancing poses. They are truly beautiful.

Thank you, friend!

Hello. We are phicen S23B. We are Odalisques from the Sultan's harem. And we are resting in an oriental interior.

Very intricate, cool scene. I know your beaded creations have been stunning from the start, but here you have managed to create a whole rich and cozy environment that both indulges in the desired stereotype and looks reasonably real. Well done.