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She is an "Ultra Diva" doll made by Integrity toys. She's a little vacant looking but I liked her hair and her jacket.
I preordered an Integrity Toys Homme body on their direct store and decided to buy their Dynamite Girls "Black" body cuz hey it was half price (IT said they would receive the body late Jan but I’ve heard nothing yet). From what I saw online A Tone was usually IT’s second or third most dark skin tone so I hoped I could articulate one of my painted body dolls.
Unfortunately, it’s nowhere near the skin tone of my vintage Live Action Christie.
It’s closer to the Grace/Kara skin tone (Afra and light black) but it’s a lot less orange.
In the end I chose to put my late 70s/early 80s Malibu Christie on here since she has the same issue with being too grey for modern dolls. My Pink N’ Pretty Christie from 1981 is the exact same skin tone so I guess IT (light) A-tone would match the 80s AA mattel dolls.
I trimmed her hair a bit and put her in Anais' cocktail dress. She wears her own long leather gloves. They were unbelieveably hard to get on, lol !
Integrity Salesroom 10/13/2016 As long as I was sharing with friends, I figured may as well display them. It was for about an hour since I did have to get them back in my room before table hosting. Eugenia and Vanessa
2017 Integrity Toys Fairytale Convention Exclusive Fashionably Ruthless Tatyana Alexandrova Gift Set
I was inspired by Pierre Cardin and André Courrèges amazing space age designs of the 1960s. I’ve had it in mind to use these ‘helmets’ in some space age looks for ages now and finally the perfect outfits came into being!
- Dresses by me
- Space Age ‘helmets’ - Ariel Washing detergent caps/dosing balls
- Models: Poppy Parker Alluring ‘Ally’ and new girl Ginger Gilroy Beautiful ‘Mia’ (I had a vision of her with this gamine look à La Mia Farrow 😍 and I couldn’t stand the mass of frizzy hair so she got a sleek chic new look)
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