What's your dolls clothing style?

It varies a lot over here, depending on the individual doll. I have guys in everything from ancient Near Eastern traveler's robes, to Japanese hakama, to "fantasy" (ie: Not the least bit historically accurate-) 18th Century dandy-wear to modern jeans and hiking boots. One of my girls is in sweet Lolita. Another is dressed like a business-woman in a very sharp pin-striped suit. Still a third one is wearing a skin-tight black leather catsuit and ninja mask.

My crew are a pretty fashion-diverse crowd, in spite of my having a certain reputation for keeping "boring weeaboo brats who all look alike".

 

It depends, my dolls are mostly in causal wear. (t-shirts, plain shirt, pants/jeans) but 'dressy' is usually victorian inspired.

 

My doll's probably gonna wear girly clothes. You know, frills and pink, Hello Kitty, Sailor Moon, something that looks like something a kid would wear. Maybe some Lolita clothes, and kimonos and stuff. I think it's kinna mixed. XS

 

My boys have different styles. 3 are regularly casual dudes, 1 is kinda girly, and 1 is kinda punk

 

I adore casual and formal clothes for my dolls, also I like japanese clothes

 

At the moment all of my girls are dressed in crop tops, layered mini skirts or long sleeveless mid calf length dresses made out of a repurposed purple printed cotton sheet from India. They're wearing beaded necklaces and bracelets. I'm not sure what that makes them. Free spirits maybe?

 

Does "my mom dresses me funny" count as a style? Because that's probably the best it can be described... My only human doll so far has some ballet slippers with beads, mesh tutu-looking skirt and a tank top with lace which doesn't exactly fit her... But hey, it's better than sitting naked in a box, right?

 

It is really difficult for me to know because i am still figuring out my doll whether she is a modern day character of the 21st century or perhaps futuristic princess or something, Im leaning towards the futuristic style because it's more fun to dress her in that way XD

 

My dolls wear a mix of casual, lolita, EGA for a couple of the lads, and fantasy type costumes. I'm currently trying to work up a shrine maiden outfit w/ a futuristic twist but that will probably have to be commissioned.

 

I'm 100% sure I answered this question before but it seems my post was deleted. Mods?

My dolls' styles vary a lot, from punk to fairy-kei.

 

Girly Girl Ruffles and the like all the way. ( I have three sons so this must be my way of dressing my little girls )

 

Hmm anything tbh.. It rlly depends on the doll. I like dresses a lot can be lolita but a simple white dress is cool too. Ive got q childlike doll so

 

Most of my SD's (and their younger sibling DT7s/DT5/MSDs) look like escapees from an E. Nesbitt book - Victorian/Edwardian children, with a couple from the late 1920s/early 1930's.

Most of them have dress-up-clothes/coistumes form various other periods (Medieval/Tudor-bethan/Gerogian/Regency etc.) as well as their elf outfits for the elves and half-elves among them.

The Slim minis are more modern (but not fashion-victim) teens/early20's with one tending towards hippy/boho style. The Chibi's and similar sized dolls are younger versions of the same.

One DollsTown 7Year is a modern little girl.

I have one Goth SD size girl, but she's a cousin of the Victorian family whose style tends towards a Goth version of the Victorian styles.

The Pukis and Banjis tend toward modern children's styles, although the Banji's have some more old-fashioned outfits too.

Teddy

 

omg, [MENTION=7419]Teddy[/MENTION], that's a variety! I love the 1920s/30s too
Atm I'm just spending whole days on sewing, also for my newly acquired bjd, and so I'm just finding her style - it's a matter of imrovising. I'll probably end up having an all-in-dark cute YoSD girl though xD Anyway, I like black and other cold colours: purple, royal and dark blue, grey etc. But recently also pink.
With lots of bows, ribbons, beads etc. I like to keep it all simple but elegant; I hate things that are too casual, so no hoodies or cargos On the other hand, I don't like when things are filled with too much of ornaments and lace etc.
I draw inspiration from the glam 70s, from the Old Hollywood etc.
In general, I try to sew clothes that could have been worn by regular people

 

Sadly, I'm not actually very fond of many of the 20's/30's styles, but I am fond of the Swallows and Amazons books by Arthur Ransome and somehow wended up with my dolls representing two of the characters from the series, so have had to go with it. At least I'm more fond of the children's styles than the adult ones.

Teddy

 

[MENTION=7419]Teddy[/MENTION] tbh, I'm ususally inpired by the films rather than by the books, but i see the S&A having been adapted into a movie The clothes they had look cute too classic, elegant and simple - no wonder you like them

 

almost casual, if some days i feel bored, they will wear harajuku things (what they never like)
old fashioned parent though *cough

 

My one and only BJD lives a comfortable life as a college student/college graduate in our present day. She has a thing for dressy-casual clothing, girlish outfits and formal wear (very colorful, I might add). Her significant other wears casual and sporty clothing and has a hard time buying anything that's not within a gray color scheme.

In another story for another set of dolls I don't own, they're set in the gilded age of America, so they wear late 19th century clothing.

 

My two male SD's are dressed in Japanese Kimono/Hakama dress, and my DD will most likely get a Kimono to match the guys. My incoming msd will be the odd one out and dress in a funky Mad Hatter style. My tinies are all dressed casual -mostly what fits, lol. So far, no one has shoes.....

 

Don't you love the kimonos. Me too.
Do you have photos of them in dress?