Felicity Doll - Mattel (Version II)
Sept 29, 2009 15:03:47 GMT -5
Post by LissieAB on Sept 29, 2009 15:03:47 GMT -5
I got my Felicity, my newest doll, on June 25, 2009. She is adorable! Such a nice doll.
I like her hair and eyes. Even though AG has changed it, it works well with her. I like the bright green eyes and auburn hair as much as I like the bright red hair and muted green eyes. Felicity's pin curls are a little annoying at times, but they are worth it, as they set her apart from the rest and frame her face very nicely. Her wig is very nice - thick, a little wavy (but not hard to brush and style at all) and very soft. I love her hair! In some light it looks almost brown, though it usually looks nice and auburn.
Now her new meet dress is another story. I agree with the person who said it feels like wind-breaker material - it does! I would like it a lot more if it was made out of cotton or something - you know, like something a girl would actually wear in 1774. And lilac is not Felicity's best color at all and clashes with her hair and eyes. I do like the cut of the dress, though. The rose garden is much nicer on her, in my opinion, anyway. I did not get the accessories, as I never do. I always just go with the cheapest option
.
My Lissie's legs were fairly loose, too. I wonder why.
So:
Doll: A (I never give an A+ because I don't think anything is perfect).
Dress: D
Overall (doll+dress): B
In conclusion, Lissie is excellent but is best off in other attire.
I like her hair and eyes. Even though AG has changed it, it works well with her. I like the bright green eyes and auburn hair as much as I like the bright red hair and muted green eyes. Felicity's pin curls are a little annoying at times, but they are worth it, as they set her apart from the rest and frame her face very nicely. Her wig is very nice - thick, a little wavy (but not hard to brush and style at all) and very soft. I love her hair! In some light it looks almost brown, though it usually looks nice and auburn.
Now her new meet dress is another story. I agree with the person who said it feels like wind-breaker material - it does! I would like it a lot more if it was made out of cotton or something - you know, like something a girl would actually wear in 1774. And lilac is not Felicity's best color at all and clashes with her hair and eyes. I do like the cut of the dress, though. The rose garden is much nicer on her, in my opinion, anyway. I did not get the accessories, as I never do. I always just go with the cheapest option
. My Lissie's legs were fairly loose, too. I wonder why.
So:
Doll: A (I never give an A+ because I don't think anything is perfect).
Dress: D
Overall (doll+dress): B
In conclusion, Lissie is excellent but is best off in other attire.
