Eugenia Perrin-Frost: Foundation Collection “Tricks of the Trade” /2010 91246 – (Dressed, Restyled)
$72.99
DRESSED, RESTYLED. Eugenia Perrin-Frost has had her dark auburn hair trimmed in a contoured bob and comes on a tall FR body with non-removable hands. Her applied eyelashes, in fair shape, have seen better days, but she’s still striking and comes dressed in the following ensemble:
- DRESS – Thin double-knit stretch shift in rib-texture khaki tan with matching ribbon straps slips on for a snug fit that hugs natural curves. Fits slim and standard fashion dolls.
- SHAWL – This custom hand-knit lacy open weave shawl constructed of shiny copper/russet thread has a delicate slinky feel and makes a nice coordinated contrast against the tan shift.
- PURSE – The two-strap box purse in antique gold leatherette has a decorate front clasp for a realistic fashion accent.
- JEWELRY – This copper double-chain choker has two dangle-drop rectangle faceted amber gems.
- SHOES – Tall calf boots have molded khaki tan high heel soles and tan and russet brocade uppers that tie contrasting colors together in this eclectic ensemble. Back zippers work well but can be tricky to maneuver. We recommend grabbing the sliders with bent needle nose pliers to open and close the zippers. These boots have a large foot capacity to fit a variety of dolls with high heel feet or flat feet with articulated ankles.
This is a unique legacy doll to add to any fashion doll collection, or as a great starter doll for collectors new to Fashion Royalty, with bonus clothing items that can be used with other dolls.
1 in stock
Description
*NOTE: Doll vinyl will often become more brittle and delicate with age, as chemical softeners added to the vinyl in the manufacturing process will diminish over time. Fashion Royalty dolls are made of a harder vinyl than most play line dolls, so stress points (neck and other joint locations) on their bodies will tend to become more delicate. Please use care when posing/redressing/storing older dolls, as joints – especially the neck – can become stiff and brittle and more susceptible to breakage. If a head on an older FR doll will not turn or tilt with minimal pressure, DO NOT FORCE, as this could cause breakage.
Additional information
| Weight | 187 g |
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