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Today’s Printable Paper Doll Inspirations:Renaissance Dresses & Princess Gowns

Sure, there’s a dress with today’s paper doll set, but really I wanted to draw boots. Because I love boots.
The dress, well, it’s there because I thought I needed something more than just boots. It’s a nice dress and very in style. Right now, the trend is for dramatic sleeves, so there’s a lot of bellsleeves and ruffle sleeves like this one being shown. Sleeves are very much the latest thing.
Personally, I like bellsleeves, so I don’t mind this trend at all.
Anyway, I wanted a simple dress, because I really wanted the focus to be on the boots. While I no longer create “sets” in the traditional sense, I do still really believe in playablity. It’s critical to me that each paper doll series function as a collection. So, while you can look at this as one dress and two pairs of boots, it is also a set that expands on the other contemporary fashion pieces that are available for my curvy B&B paper dolls.
If I were to coordinate it, I would use this set, this set and this set, and this set to start.
I have a few more trendy fashion sets for the B&B series in the words. (Also, more for the Sorceress Gowns collection, never fear fantasy fans.) I jump around a lot I know, but that’s just because I am interested in so many things.
I can’t imagine spending my time creating only one sort of paper doll. I think it would become very boring.
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Nice! The brown boots will come in handy with the Victorian outfits
I hadn’t thought of that, but you are 100% right.