Fashion Studios contained an opening book portfolio with an imbedded color wheel. Inside was a design and instruction book, a logo stamp, a paper doll designed to look like the doll in her underclothing and a paper stand, sticky tabs to attach clothing to the paper doll, several pages of stencils, two pages of uncolored stickers for shoes and small trims, and twenty double sided papers for clothes design. (While there is a cover sheet that shows multiple papers, it is not a decor sheet.) A few pages will simulate clothing found in the character's collection (such as Felicity's Meet Dress.)
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| - Fashion Studios contained an opening book portfolio with an imbedded color wheel. Inside was a design and instruction book, a logo stamp, a paper doll designed to look like the doll in her underclothing and a paper stand, sticky tabs to attach clothing to the paper doll, several pages of stencils, two pages of uncolored stickers for shoes and small trims, and twenty double sided papers for clothes design. (While there is a cover sheet that shows multiple papers, it is not a decor sheet.) A few pages will simulate clothing found in the character's collection (such as Felicity's Meet Dress.)
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| - Fashion Studios contained an opening book portfolio with an imbedded color wheel. Inside was a design and instruction book, a logo stamp, a paper doll designed to look like the doll in her underclothing and a paper stand, sticky tabs to attach clothing to the paper doll, several pages of stencils, two pages of uncolored stickers for shoes and small trims, and twenty double sided papers for clothes design. (While there is a cover sheet that shows multiple papers, it is not a decor sheet.) A few pages will simulate clothing found in the character's collection (such as Felicity's Meet Dress.) The instruction booklet lists the contents (and additional supplies such as scissors and pencils), and how to use the stencils to create and put together clothing items. There is also brief data on color theory, pattern matching, and using the stamp. The rest of the pages show clothing designs; many are based on outfits that were sold for the character. Small facts on clothing wear and design of the time are included among the pages.
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