short, very baggy lavender plaid overalls, a white lacy blouse, a black fedora, and red high-top sneakers without socks. Her long black hair was carefully arranged in four braids.
Dear god, what an outfit. The red shoes really mess it up. I wouldn't mind it too much aside from the shoes and choice of hat. A beanie or beret, maybe?
a baggy yellow-and-black checked shirt, black pants, red jazz shoes, and a bracelet that looked like it was made from a telephone cord. Her earrings were dangling jointed skeletons that jumped around when she moved.
Yellow and red can look together if not 50/50 divide. Still not into the red shoes. Black maybe?
a pink sweat shirt with sequins and a large purple parrot on the front; short, tight-fitting jeans with zippers up the outsides of the legs; and pink plastic shoes.
This is way more sophisticated than all those jumpsuits. Looks more like something an actual preteen in the 80s would wear.
a matching top and skirt made of gray sweat shirt material with big yellow number tens all over it. Her hair was pinned back with clips shaped like rainbows. Little silver whistles were dangling from her ears.
This, not so much. With every new Claudia or Stacey outfit someone with eyes dies a little.
She and I were still in our school clothes - skirts and blouses*. I was wearing white knee socks and loafers. Mary Anne was wearing short white socks and saddle shoes. Mary Anne's hair was, of course, in braids, and I was wearing a blue hair band.
Snap! I missed the hairband. Kristy in a skirt...it still haunts me to this day. I drew it too short, though...
This was actually supposed to be identical to Kristy's outfit, but I drew the cut of her blouse way too high and decided I liked it that way. She looks a bit more Southern Belle-ish. Drew her shoes wrong, though.
I might do the cover outfits again when I can!
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