Harajuku style meets youth culture in Germany
.Josephspatz (Josefusupurattsu) is supposed to represent fashion in Nuremberg downtown.
J-Doll 2007 returned to Europe, more precisely, to Nuremberg (Germany). Designer style combines with an ultra hip street edge in this luxury J-Dolls by Jun Planning.
These luxury style fashion doll is inspired by contemporary street fashions, and include edgy, trendy and special designer details. Joseph Splatz sports tough and tender black and pink biker chic, with a black and white t-shirt, lace tiered skirt, patterned knee high stockings, white boots, and accessories.
Eye-grabbingly bold, Josephsplatz continues Jun Planning's winning streak in its "J-Doll" series. The high level of detail invested in this pink-haired stunner is truly impressive, from her inset pale green eyes to her stylish black, pink and white ensemble adorned with lace. She has an impressive array of black-and-silver accessories, too!
heavenly blue dress like the italian sky with a jacket that reminds on grapefruit ice cream
Oderzo is an ancient city in Veneto, Italy not far from Venice. The centro storico, or town center, is rich with archeological ruins which give insight into Oderzo's history as a notable crossroad in the Roman Empire.
With its beautiful old streets and liveliest of neighborhoods, inspiration is all around Gothic building are highly decorated frescoes (Fresco), and adorned through the remaining influences from the Middle Ages, uniting us with the modern remnants of prosperity of the present.
It includes the remains of a Middle Ages prison (Porta Pretoria), whose most famous guest was the trobadour Sordello da Goito.
light pink long hair with cutting edge hair style and a red beret highlights the entire look
The actual street address was named after Alberto Martini, an Italian painter, engraver, illustrator and graphic designer of the early 20th century. His museum is located on Via Garibaldi in a Renaissance palace of the 15th century.
Masculine and Feminine, a divine cross-dressing design!!
Friedrichstasse is located in the former East Germany and is the most famous street of the city. It combines the tradition of the "Golden Twenties" with the architecture of modern Berlin. In the twenties, the road was home to cafes and theaters, like the famous "winter garden".
The road separates the east and west, and went through a dizzying development after the German reunification and it is filled with international atmosphere
J-Doll as Marlene Dietrich.
She is all about BLUE!
Andrássy Avenue is an iconic boulevard in Budapest, Hungary, dating back to 1872.
Lined with beautiful Neo-renaissance palaces and houses featuring fine facades, staircases and interiors, it was recognized as a World Heritage Site in 2002. It's also the location of many outstanding boutiques like Prada, YSL and Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Gucci, Roberto Cavalli, Tag Heuer, Emporio Armani, Vertu, Ermenegildo Zegna, und Nespresso.
--and this J-Doll is proof of that!
Her stunning sapphire-blue hair matches her eyes, and her funky vintage style, with tie-dye in close quarters with punk and military influences, proves that she's ready to make her presence known! She's ready for any adventure with her backpack and hiking boots. A cool coordinated blue ensemble for the hip and chic new girl! J-doll wears a vintage jacket with matching scarf. It reminds of Danube River
She's so instyle in a white skirt with black mesh overtopand two-tone studded vest, houndstooth scarf, pleated denim mini skirt with a black belt and metal chains hanging from it. She has striped stockings and blue striped armband. Her vintage style jacket is best matched with the Afghanistan scarf.
Let this assertive young lady rock your collection today!
To those that were inspired by the streets of the world, a doll was developed in the design that incorporates the essence of the designer.
We talk about the J-Doll, the Korean-Japanese doll in scale 1/6 - the first Asian fashionista who are gefeirt frenetically in the global market of collectible dolls. She made her debut in 2007 as Pullips, Taeyangs, Dals and Byuls new sister, although their relationship is hardly visible externally.
J-Doll is a Top Fashion model "ON and OFF",Its means; Fashion
model takes a trip to the world, and focus on their fashion style each place
which focus on street. J-Doll individual name come from street name.
Like virtually all collector fashion dolls are now J-Doll made in China. The design belongs to the Korean company Cheonsang Cheonha, and their marketing in Japan was initially acquired by Jun Planning, now of Groove Inc. J-doll has no "history" in the western sense. There is even no name: J-doll - just the name of the line itself. An interesting linguistic association with J-Rock, is now close to the presumption that the identity of the J-doll is a Japanese perspective on the fashion doll itself. In addition, the Japanese know a lot about street fashion, which is inextricably linked with the image of each J-doll. The innovative concept of J-Doll is simple: Each month, the doll is symbolic of a place on the world map. Of course there are the most exciting city streets or alleys in the historic districts. It shows no costumes from historical museums of these cities but she flirts with the moment and the atmosphere that prevails on the roads.
At the beginning of 2010 looked back at spending more than 40 J-Dolls. Ironically, there was only one of them Japanese:J-doll Takeshita Street with piercing blue eyes, black hair and black-red dress. The dolls visited several times England, Italy, Germany, France the United States and Russia.(Here, the charming retro doll Nevzky was for an unknown reason in the Korean converted in Sa Dong.
Sometimes, the designers, the concept of street fashion an allegory to the reputation of the street to do with associative images: for example,St Petersburg Rossi St. - This is a ballerina in blue and white with gold lace, Diamante La Calle is a floor-length Spanish skirt in a romantic black and white dress while Mariya Luiza a gorgeous elegant dress wearing the traditional Bulgarian folk costume colors - red, Black and White.
The influence of music and youth cultures is shown: black and pink emo look in the proper style, dictated by the German Josephsplatz (Keyboards, synthesizer on the bag are not randomly chosen),
Camden High Street in London is a tribute to Vivienne Westwood and "Street Rock" and another Briton Crescent Road - is definitely a "Lolita". All costumes J-doll differ in fantastic detail and sophisticated interface, and the attention to detail. Beads,Capes, jewelry, socks, gloves, hats, ties, collars, socks. Each bag adds a realistic way the respective perfect outfit exceptions -. The dolls in the lush romantic and stylized costumes, ethnic groups, in conjunction with such an accessory would be simply irrelevant
Like most Japanese dolls scale 1/6, J-Doll has a few differences from the Western fashion dolls, such as their height of about 27 cm. Before the beginning of 2009, the J-doll 17 joints (neck, shoulders, elbows, swivel joints at the elbow, wrist, rib joints, waist, hip, knee and ankle) did. In 2009, the doll was a series of technical changes undergone and she lost the hinge at the waist. Like most Asian dolls, they are traveling in a plastic molded emotions and wonderful companions for the next city trip.
