I had every intention of being very selective with my purchases of secondary market dolls from the Integrity Toys (IT) Obsession Convention. One of the dolls that I wasn't going to purchase was En Pointe Violaine Perrin. (Photo by IT)
I had just received A Fashionable Legacy Violaine - a doll that I actually like a lot but reminds me a great deal of A Fabulous Life Rayna Ahmadi. En Pointe also looks a lot like her sister Sweet Smell of Success Veronique Perrin - another doll that I already own and like. Finally, one of my favorite versions of this mold is 2013's Funny Face, Let's Kiss And Make Up. Here is a collage of the four.
Even though I was at peace about not purchasing En Pointe, I kept being seduced by the ensemble. When someone offered it at a very reasonable price, I just couldn't resist.
A "sleeper" for me last year was Such A Gem Dania Zarr. I've always been fan of this character mold and was looking forward to her arrival. Unfortunately, she looked so matronly for some reason; I referred to her as Mrs. Danvers from the 1940 movie Rebecca. I took her out recently and tried a change of ensemble but still wasn't pleased with the result. When En Pointe arrived, I was considering different dolls to try on this outfit. Mrs. Danvers just happened to be out of the display cabinet already, so I thought, "What will it hurt?"
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It's so funny how one outfit can transform a doll!
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