What are these new and upcoming games, you ask? In these games, gamers can take a doll and dress them up as they please. The gamer has almost unlimited opportunities to change the doll’s expression and looks.

Dress up games remind gamers of toys and dolls used during childhood. Young children always take apart their toys and dolls to change their appearance and looks. The Dress up games take this concept to the internet. Instead of performing cosmetic changes to a physical doll, make these same changes to a virtual doll.

Gamers use these games to design new fashion styles. The gamer can dye the hair of the virtual doll too see how it looks, instead of dyeing his or her hair. By doing so, the internet gamer can try out new looks without the embarrassment of real life. Additionally, gamers often try to recreate their favorite celebrity on these games, for fun and excitement.

Dress up games are not limited to any one specific gender. This is because males like experimenting new looks and the dress up games give them an opportunity to do so. It is relaxing to take a break from arcade games in order to play dress up in a virtual world.

If you like dress up games, you will certainly like the website Dressup247.com. Dressup247 is a fantastic website that is very popular on the web today. Many gamers have played on Dressup247 and it is played by both males and females. Stop working hard for a few moments to relax and play dress up games.

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London Fashion Week 2005, awaits. In the hubbub of Fashion Week’s trendy events, East London’s mirrorstudios presents the London Fashion Week 2005 off-schedule fashion show.

Offering a platform, or rather a catwalk for new fashion talent to showcase their creative flair. To be held at mirrorstudios, there will be four fashion shows per day and showcases will run with each designer having their individual fashion shows throughout the day. Among those putting on shows are Jatin Patel, Raishma Islam, Ema Womersley and the labels Son of a Stag and Leathertex.

Designers with Asian influences add to the eclecticism of the show. Bringing flavour to the catwalk is Jatin Patel an exciting Anglo- Indian designer who will be showcasing his debut collection of women’s wear, personify which, according to Jatin competes at “fusing the boundaries between decadent eveningwear with work wear.” Jatin is looking forward to launching his womens wear fashion label, believing in the “individuality and dualities of women” and hopes to emphasise this with his label. Raishma Islam is a couture-trained designer fast making her presence known with a growing celebrity clientele. Already with creations adorning the pages of Vogue Brides and Hello magazine, Raishma boasts an amazing eye for detail producing amongst her creations hand embroidered wedding gowns and catsuits. With that in mind, Raishma operates by, “fusing her East-West roots to produce sexy, elegant clothes with the most beautiful detail, colour and cut.”

The label Son of a Stag comprises of a creative team of four, Emma Gibson, Ricci Williams, Fred Fan and Tai Li, who all operate in and around East London. The team agree that “participating in many other fashion, music and arts events held locally provides excellent brain food for this diverse collective, and allows them to really be one step ahead with trend prediction from hidden side streets.” The label intends to re-launch its new face with their new Spring/Summer ’06 menswear collection.

Ema Womersley, will be bringing her accessories collection, which includes hand-made feather earrings, fabric purses, scarves and belts. Her designs can be found at stalls in both Spitalfields and Portobello markets.
London Fashion Week Off-Schedule Fashion Show
18-26 September 2005
Mirrorstudios
55 Fashion Street, E1 6PX
020 7247 6556

Jatin Patel presents his debut collection ‘Personify’ for Spring / Summer 2006 launching, his Womenswear Fashion label. The contemporary brand blends the boundaries between work wear and decadent eveningwear. The innovative collection is an exploration into the Contemporary representations of feminine displays of power and protection, through the implementation of traditional masculine attire with symbolic armour.

Contact Details
jatinpatel1@london.com
Tel: 07787572700

Raishma
Raishma Islam has long been one of London‘s fashion scene’s biggest secrets. The hugely talented designer has created stunning wardrobes for some of UK‘s wealthiest and most high profile fashionistas – including leading actors, politicians, pop stars and royalty.

Contact Details
Tel: 020 8795 4110
designs@raishma.co.uk
www.raishma.co.uk

Leathertex Direct
stock and sell quality leather jackets made from sheepskin or cow hide

Contact Details
Tel: 015394 88100
Fax: 015394 88300
www.leathertexdirect.com

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