Fandom nowadays pretty much overrides canon, but according to pixiv #4593447, the doll in this image is supposed to be a Shanghai doll, such as the one used in IN.

I wish the fandom would have some more respect for the canon designs instead of making stuff up. Just because the doll wears a red dress doesn't mean it's Hourai. (post #340840)

When did Shanghai and Hourai got their set of "fanon design" anyway?

Also, though Alice seems to be using Shanghai an Hourai the most, what I'd like to see is someone actually making a design for the French, Orléans, Dutch, Russian, London and Tibetan Dolls. Well I don't know if they all used the same sprite ingame (haven't touched PCB for a long time, sorry) but it's nice for a change.

post #495200 Kibushi draws all dolls

人形デザインは 216 さん（user/32140） の 「アリスの人形補完」（illust/1052746） から、
蓬莱人形デザインは べるｓ さん（user/88416） の 「【上海武具祭】スパーダ＆エボニー+閻魔刀【企画】」（illust/2328639） から、
背景テクスチャは ゆう さん（illust/4977572） の 「【背景97】アナザートワイライト」（illust/4977572） から、

Shanghai design from 216's pixiv #1052746 (bad id, not on danbooru)
Hourai design from beru's post #362999 of Shanghai Arms Fest

post #879661, post #790112, post #686583,
post #551553, post #534507, post #766067

lastsinz said:
When did Shanghai and Hourai got their set of "fanon design" anyway?

So, apparently, Hourai's design was first made by beru's post #362999.

Shanghai's design is just the design of the generic doll that appears in Alice's IaMP portrait:
http://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/File:Th075alice01.png
Also note that, if Alice loses, the same doll in her portrait appears hanged with a noose around her neck. The doll in her portrait is neither Shanghai nor Hourai, it's just A doll.
The actual shanghai/hourai doll wears a red dress. Both share the same sprite:
http://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/File:Alice_initial_c.jpg
http://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/File:Alice_final_c.jpg

In SWR, Tasofro seems to have gotten lazy and all dolls - normal, Shanghai, Hourai, Ooedo, whatever - share the same sprite with the blue dress and red bow.

Ah, missed the posts.. A thanks for the info Seth, it's at least good to see artists taking note of the other types of dolls. It gets kind of boring when one keeps seeing the whole Shanghai-Hourai designs and stuff and see nothing particularly new or interesting.