New Integrity 2016- The Industry Preview

Not sure about this one.  I just don't think I have the mental bandwidth to deal with another body type at this point in time.  I think it is an interesting concept and I might be tempted by it later...but for now I am resisting. Lots of folks seem excited that this doll will be able to wear the older shoes and possibly Barbie doll shoes.


Item # 88001
Lady Stardust
Tulabelle™ Dressed Doll
THE INDUSTRY™ Collection
Approximate Ship Date: Late Summer 2016
Limited Edition Size: 500 Dolls Worldwide
Suggested Retail Price: $120.00
 
Doll Tech Specs: 
Body Type: THE INDUSTRY™ (New Sculpt!) 
Head Sculpt: Tulabelle™ (12-inch / 1:6 Scale)
Quick Switch Feature: No 
Skin Tone: FR White 
Hair Color: Ash Blond
Eyelashes: Yes, Hand-Applied

As a writer, fashion influencer, muse, granddaughter of a fashion legend and in-demand "it girl" at events, Tulabelle was just assigned to write about the new bad boy of fashion and she was dressed to impress.  After an hour of serious debate, she decided that she was in a glam rock mood today.  On went the vintage 70s gaucho pants, new designer platform boots, sheer chiffon blouse and her favorite crazy black and white striped "fur" trimmed coat. A silver clutch, studded bracelets and her thunderbolt earrings complete the vibe.  "There!  Glam Rock chic with a subtle edge; I'm ready to take him on now!".
 
Tulabelle™ is a fully articulated 12-inch doll with fully rooted hair and hand applied eyelashes. For adult collectors ages 15 and up only. This doll cannot stand alone; a doll stand is included.

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