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Post by EofA on Mar 17, 2010 14:24:58 GMT -5
I don't dislike this outfit but I do think it's a bit skimpy, given the retail price of $24. The lilac top is pretty enough, but the fabric is very thin. It can definitely be used for mix-and-match purposes, though, so it has versatility in its favor. And I suppose the avowed 'Butterfly Garden' graphic might make it appealing for Lanie collectors. The skirt is one of those concepts that probably looked really good on paper. I think the design execution leaves something to be desired. I will say that the ruching effect works better on the girl-sized skirt than the doll-sized one. To my eyes, it's oddly spaced on the doll's skirt and would have been cuter if maybe there was perhaps more of it, more strategically placed? I don't know. It's a nice basic skirt but I do wish it were simpler. The shoes are sweet and definitely versatile. Nice flat soles for the dolls to stand in. They are somewhat similar to the shoes of the Star Hoodie Meet outfit, but I think these are sturdier. The barrette to me is nothing to write home about. I'm not terribly fond of these metal barrettes AG has been pairing with outfits, as they don't hold much hair. They are coordinating throw-ins to make you think you're getting something extra for your money, but they really aren't very useful IMO. I'd rate this outfit a B overall. The odd style of the skirt and skimpy fabric of the top bring it down for me. But my target-aged daughter likes it a lot, and that's what counts most.
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