Fashion Name Makin' Mischief
Stock # (US) #4251/4050 Asst.
Hasbro package contents listing Includes: purple jumpsuit, skirt, cumberbund, socks and shoes.
Comments/Trivia
  • 1 of 8 Smashin' Fashions, released in 1986
  • The name of this fashion is a Jem (Misfits) song title.
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purple jumpsuit: Purple spandex, velcros in back, straight neckline.

skirt: double layered, jagged/diagonal hem thin mesh skirt, velcros in back, royal purple cotton waistband. 

cumberbund: hot pink, shiny tulle with very faint darker pink dots; with dark fuchsia lamé rectangular "buckle"; fanned zig-zag  edged hot pink mesh decoration. 

socks: hot pink lycra (same style as Outta My Way socks); zig-zag stitched on hem.

shoes: plum open toed heeled sandals

Packaging Variants: A listing of the packaging that Makin' Mischief can be found in, that I know of, so far!
*I don't own all of these fashions NRFB so I can't say which, if any posters and inserts originally came with it.  Bold listings are those I have used to create this ID page.  Anything in Italics I haven't actually seen but have good reason to believe exists.  If you have any photos or information/corrections to share, I'd love to hear about it!
Canadian issue 1986 illustrated Smashin' Fashions card. 

European 6 language illustrated Smashin' Fashions card, 1986 

US issue 1986 illustrated Smashin' Fashions card. © 1986 Hasbro, Inc./Pawtucket, RI 02862/All Rights Reserved/Made in China. H22


Other images of Makin' Mischief (generally unproduced/prototypes/promotional figures) Differences from produced fashion (if any)
The photo used in both the first year Jem catalogue poster and the 1986 Hasbro Toy Fair Catalogue (same photo) Rather different from the produced fashion. Notice the white belt and holographic purple "buckle", the sheerer overskirt and the straight-edged shoes.  The neckline on the pantsuit also dips in the middle, unlike the produced fashion.
1986 German Leaflet (same photo appears in the 1986 Belgium catalogue):Also has the white belt and holographic purple "buckle", the sheerer overskirt, but it's missing the socks and has a pair of pale mauve straight edge shoes.  The neckline on the pantsuit also dips in the middle, unlike the produced fashion.
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Store Catalogues
Prototypes (from Hasbro employees, etc)
Commercials
Other Print advertisements
First Year Package Art illustration also shows straight-edged pumps (they should be sandals) and the socks have polka dots (unfortunately the produced fashion doesn't) The neckline on the pantsuit also dips in the middle, unlike the produced fashion
Illustrations; Hasbro Promotional art
Illustrations: Cartoon  The produced fashion didn't have a hairbow or jewellery, the shoes are shown to be pumps on the cartoon.
Illustrations: UK Comics
Illustrations: Colouring & Activity Books
Integrity Toys FashionThe Integrity Toys fashion looks even more like the cartoon version than the Hasbro doll fashion did.

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