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I don&#8217;t doubt my bias toward the men also played into this, but I&#8217;m going to do some Balmain for the ladies next. Hopefully that will even out the score. Balmain makes lots of amazing women&#8217;s clothing too, after all! It was Balmain&#8217;s clothing for Cookie on Empire that actually inspired me to want to do modern fashion paper dolls in the first place. I guess the other thing I liked about Tome was just the clean lines on the dresses; sometimes simplicity is nice. This is my idea of simplicity with style. When I see women in cotton sacks that hang from their shoulders&#8211;that&#8217;s not simplicity to me; that&#8217;s farmwear. Tome has a lot of form-fitting clothing that I think would flatter most body types. The knit dresses maybe not so much (honestly, who can wear those unless you&#8217;re skinny as a q-tip?). But I think, for example, the dresses on the colored plate here would\/could look good on pretty much anybody. That&#8217;s a nice thing even if my models are rather idealized. I&#8217;m not good at making different body types for my paper dolls and I know that&#8217;s a shortcoming,...."}