School Play Set - 2014 Special Edition
Feb 11, 2015 12:43:16 GMT -5
Post by addylatte on Feb 11, 2015 12:43:16 GMT -5
I love this set! I'll start with the outfit.
It comes with a dress, wings, a headband, and satin ballet flats.
Detail of the fabric of the dress.
Detail of the wings. Some people are unhappy about the gold being printed on instead of embroidered, but I think it's still stunningly beautiful! It's just perfectly eye-catching, shiny, and gorgeous!
I was actually unhappy with the shoes. One is much smaller than the other one, and hard to put on the doll. You can see her toes on the foot with the smaller shoe.
Here is the dress without the wings.
I love the gold sleeves!
Back view.
To add the wings, you velcro the gold bow belt around the doll's waist.
Side view of the dress with wings attached.
The shape is really cute from the back!
Ta-da!!
The wings attach to the doll's thumbs with tiny little elastic loops.
The set also comes with a little box of accessories. The box is red with gold and says 1914, Rebecca's year. There is a mirror on the top inside lid.
The box easily holds holds Rebecca's two makeup containers, her makeup brush, and the program to the play she is wearing her costume for!
The brush is for the rouge, and the powder has its own application sponge.
Close up of the program!
I give this set an A, almost an A+, but I am disappointed with the too small shoes. I think the dress and wings are drop dead gorgeous, but I wish the headband wasn't such lightweight plastic. The accessories aren't incredibly useful to me as a collector (versus a child who would play with it), but they will make cute accessories in Rebecca's bedroom, which I plan to make in a dollhouse eventually.
It comes with a dress, wings, a headband, and satin ballet flats.
Detail of the fabric of the dress.
Detail of the wings. Some people are unhappy about the gold being printed on instead of embroidered, but I think it's still stunningly beautiful! It's just perfectly eye-catching, shiny, and gorgeous!
I was actually unhappy with the shoes. One is much smaller than the other one, and hard to put on the doll. You can see her toes on the foot with the smaller shoe.
Here is the dress without the wings.
I love the gold sleeves!
Back view.
To add the wings, you velcro the gold bow belt around the doll's waist.
Side view of the dress with wings attached.
The shape is really cute from the back!
Ta-da!!
The wings attach to the doll's thumbs with tiny little elastic loops.
The set also comes with a little box of accessories. The box is red with gold and says 1914, Rebecca's year. There is a mirror on the top inside lid.
The box easily holds holds Rebecca's two makeup containers, her makeup brush, and the program to the play she is wearing her costume for!
The brush is for the rouge, and the powder has its own application sponge.
Close up of the program!
I give this set an A, almost an A+, but I am disappointed with the too small shoes. I think the dress and wings are drop dead gorgeous, but I wish the headband wasn't such lightweight plastic. The accessories aren't incredibly useful to me as a collector (versus a child who would play with it), but they will make cute accessories in Rebecca's bedroom, which I plan to make in a dollhouse eventually.