80s Toys Jem and the Holograms Fashion Inspiration | Part 1 The Holograms Real 1980s Fashions Part 1

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Jem and the Holograms 1980s Fashion Inspiration. See the 80s Real Life Fashion that inspired a toyline and a fashion icon, Jem. The Holograms Dolls and their real-world 1980s Fashion Inspiration. Compare your favorite looks with the doll's signature style and decide who wore it best.
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17 июл 2024

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@Honeychama 2 года назад

Cannot wait for more Jem, please!!

@GENXPERIENCE 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed. Well you asked, I listened. Check out the new one, Part 2, on the Misfits and the Stingers. Thanks for watching.

@howleanswolf 2 года назад

I was born in 82 and I remember a few of those fashions especially the aerobics style

@GENXPERIENCE 2 года назад

Good memory for a birthday in 82. Thanks for watching, I still look back fondly at the crazy colors and styles of my time. Born in the 70s....I still didn't wear any of the aerobic stuff, lol.

@howleanswolf 2 года назад

@@GENXPERIENCE lol I used to wear the leg warmers when I was little

@deidreloessel8511 2 года назад

I love the artwork on the boxes. Can't wait to see the next one! The Stingers (especially Minx) had a great look!

@GENXPERIENCE 2 года назад

THANK YOU....when it came to the box art, that was what makes them even remotely interesting to me. Okay, i did watch the cartoon, but the dolls were nothing compared to what was promised on the outside, right? Like that was what we either wanted to attain to look like, or draw like (in my case, lol). I tried to get an interview with Sharon, but didn't work out. Anyway, yeah, I am looking forward to the next one too. Thanks for the support, and please pass it on.

@staczs 2 года назад

I remember some of those outfits 🤗

@GENXPERIENCE 2 года назад

Feel good memory. They take me back to a simpler time.

@staczs 2 года назад

I love the old school cartoons.

@Last_Vestiges 4 месяца назад

“JEM! JEM is Truly Outrageous!” If there was any doll line in history where every shade of pink imaginable was explored and obsessed over, it was JEM, the OCD toy of pinks! I 🩷the color pink! Hasbro took a cue from Jem’s predecessor, Kenner Darci - they had an identical body construction - for a few of the outfits there, specifically the outdoorsy florals and the Disco-esque gold lame or “Glitter n’ Gold” theme, which also happens to be my favorite JEM fashion line because I am reminded of the glamorous Dynasty soap opera television series. “Truly, truly, truly outrageous!”

@GENXPERIENCE 4 месяца назад

I am so glad you enjoyed both of the Jem Videos. It was a fascinating show and the Barbie vs Jem was awesome. A great 80s times for sure.

@JemItaly Год назад

Can’t wait for the Misfits

@GENXPERIENCE Год назад

Thanks, I loved doing that one...and the Misfits one. It is there just a couple after that one. I hope you watch. Thanks for visiting.

@graffic13 4 месяца назад

Omg do the fashion of the orphans and the extras ... "danse", the video camera girl, zipper?!

@GENXPERIENCE 4 месяца назад

lol. Those poor orphans had one set of clothes. Jerrica Benton was cruel, lol

@riot4jem 5 месяцев назад

The box art is incredible, Sharon Knetall had the doll fashions re-created and put on models to make such amazing box art. There was only 3 female models for all the doll box art, and I met the Rio model at Jemcon 2023. The illustration on the fashion boxes are by Judith Nelson. Those were presentation illustrations used in Hasbro to get each fashion or doll approved for prototyping. I have the presentation illustration for Riot. Sharon based her illustrations on the doll fashions and Judith’s illustrations. The actual fashions were also based on Judith’s illustrations. Where the doll fashions might not live up to the illustrations is the material. Everything was illustrated for life-size women, but the fabrics and pattering are not the same.

@GENXPERIENCE 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing all this. I was very fortunate to only communicate with her via email a few years back and got a little of this information, but nothing like you described. I appreciate filling in the gaps as I find it incredibly interesting. Such a great story and details about artwork I absolutely adore. Thank you

@ouatcosplay 2 года назад

the Scooby Doo gang clothes did change in the 2000s

@GENXPERIENCE 2 года назад

You are absolutely right. Even in the original in 1969 and 70, although 99% of it was in the same outfits, they occasionally wore some WINTER WEAR during snow scenes. But as you know overall, it is easier to animate the same look...and it keeps them familiar and recognizable too. However, I do like the changes they have made over the decades. Mostly similar, but with nod to their original looks and color schemes. Thanks for watching.

@ouatcosplay 2 года назад

@@GENXPERIENCE In what's new Scooby Doo Daphne and Fred and different clothes Daphne's dress and shoes are different and Fred's shirt has blue stripes

@GENXPERIENCE 2 года назад

@@ouatcosplay yes, they did. Those slight nods to their original looks are always awesome. I am glad that new series get some new designs. During Scooby Doo Where are you, the original series in my era, almost all cartoons had their signature look (with some variations in the series, but very few). It was nice to see Jem, again a cartoon of that era (mid 80s), where so many different fashions. It was refreshing and cool. But I know not all cartoons could change clothes in almost every episode. Thanks for the comments.

@ouatcosplay 2 года назад

@@GENXPERIENCE np Jem is my favorite