Desperately Seeking Dolls

Reviews of collectible dolls from Integrity Toys, Jamieshow/Owensu, and some Fashionista dolls from Mattel. The angst of maintaining a doll collection, budgeting, and play.

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

#7 of 2019 - Beyond This Planet Violaine Perrin

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Vanessa Perrin has definitely suffered an identity crisis. It started in 2011 when Integrity Toys (IT) changed the Vanessa Perrin characte...

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Saturday, February 16, 2019

#6 of 2019 - Resurgence Natalia Fatale

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One thing that makes limiting your IT collection difficult is the fact that many dolls from a previous year's lineup don't arrive to...

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Desperately Seeking Dolls: I've been collecting dolls my entire adult life. Since I first started this blog, I have refined my collection quite a bit. I have sold my antique bisque dolls from the 1800's, Vogue Ginny Dolls from the early 1960's, Gene Dolls, Tonner Sydney and Tyler Dolls, Momoko, and Silkstone Barbies. I have tried to focus my collection on Vintage Barbie, Ellowyne Wilde, and Integrity Toys products: Fashion Royalty, NuFace, Victoire/East 59th Street, Poppy Parker, and Misaki. I recently added The Industry line to my collection. When Jamieshow/Owensu relaunched their Muses line, I got on board with the new bodies and sculpts and they have become the majority of my collecting interests since 2021.I guess my favorite bumper sticker sums up my life. "I set off to conquer the world but got distracted by something sparkly."

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