Fashion Name It All Depends on the Mood
Stock # (US) #4276/4051
Hasbro package contents listing Includes; jumpsuit, belt and boat shoes.
Comments/Trivia
  • 1 of 9 Rio Fashions released in 1987
  • This fashion is named after a Jem song title.
  • Rio Fashions are among the only Jem items to bear the date of 1987.
  • 1987 Rio fashions did not appear in the French or UK 1987 Hasbro catalogues; presumably they were not available there.
  • One of the easiest Jem fashion to find NRFB.
Produced Variants So far, I have seen this fashion sold in the following packaging. Since they were all made in China, unless noted elsewhere I don't know if there are any country-of-release related differences or not:
  • US issue 1987 photograph Rio Fashions card. Made In China H22 (fashion featured on this ID page is this issue)
  • Canadian issue, 1987 photograph Rio Fashions card
To read more about the differences in the fashion packaging, please go to Jem Fashion Box Variants.
Skip here for a listing of other depictions of It All Depends on the Mood (cartoon, prototypes, catalogues, etc).

Click on the thumbnails to enlarge the photo.


Jumpsuit: Wildly patterned cotton/poly one-piece jumpsuit.
  • This fabric is also shown in the Hasbro Pre-Toy Fair Catalogue Matching Medley Fashions.
  • All I can say is... What kind of mood would you have to be in to wear this?

belt: Purple lamé, with velcro closure, dark pink lamé triangular "buckle".
  • The one shown has hemmed edges & is purple on the back and front. There is a variant with just a thin strip of purple lamé (no hem, it's not doubled over so the backing is just white)

boat shoes: dark purple Rio boat shoes with zig-zag pattern on the soles.

Card, liner and inserts not previously noted in Hasbro's box contents above.
*mine is still NRFB, but this is what I can see in the packaging.
Card: US issue 1987 photograph Rio Fashions card. Made In China H22
Card liner: Hot Pink
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Other images of It All Depends on the Mood (generally unproduced/prototypes/promotional figures) Differences from produced fashion (if any)
The following sources all use the same photograph, 
  • 1987 US Hasbro Toy Fair catalogue
  • 2nd year catalogue poster
  • 1987 Rio Fashion card photograph
Looks like the produced fashion to me.  It seems to be the one without the hemmed edges on the belt.
It was featured on the cartoon, see left. Not sure what colour the shoes are but otherwise looks pretty much like the produced fashion.

Credits: Thanks to Glamour to Divaz for letting me photograph Rio doll and loose fashion.