The 5th and final W Club doll is Toast To Us Adèle Makéda!

The first days of February brought us the 5th and final W Club Exclusive doll of the 2024 membership year! And what a doll! Adèle makes her mark as a W Club doll and also the first VIP to attend the 20th Anniversary Gala (remember W Club is celebrating 20 years in 2025), as a little prelude as to what's to come in 2025.

Item # 91569

Toast To Us

Adèle Makéda® Dressed Doll

The Fashion Royalty® Collection

2024 W Club Exclusive Doll

Edition Size: TBD

Expected Ship Date: Summer 2025

Head Sculpt: Adèle 2.0

Body Type: FR 6.0

Foot Sculpt: High-heeled

Skin Tone: Light Honey

Hair Color: Toffee Brunette

Eyelashes: Yes, Hand-applied

MSRP: $195 + S & H - Special W Club Price: $185 + S & H

Sales method: These dolls are guaranteed made-to-order for 2024 W Club members only- 1 per membership: $50.00 NRD due now, $135.00 + S & H due in approximately Summer 2025.

The story:

The crowd roared as Adèle Makéda glided across the red carpet, a magnetic presence that left fans, influencers, and paparazzi scrambling for the perfect shot. The big fashion industry event known merely as the “Anniversary Gala” was the event of the year, and with it being the 20th anniversary, invitations were as rare as diamonds—even among the W Cosmetics team and major fashion houses. As Adèle was escorted to the VIP section for an exclusive champagne tasting reserved for the elite, she scanned the other VIPs to find a friendly face—and hopefully avoid some others that she prayed were left off the guest list.

Then, she felt a tap on her shoulder. A chill shot down her spine. She spun around, ready to toast with a champagne glass in hand—only to drop it in shock. The silhouette before her was unmistakable. It could only be... - Designed by Jessy Ayala

Included:

• 12.5-inch articulated doll with rooted hair and hand-applied eyelashes;

• Sensational strapless black lace fitted gown with dramatic sapphire blue trumpet skirt with removable folded fabric detail;

• Black "patent leather" statement heels with ankle strap detail;

• Blue injection molded pumps;

• FR branded shoe box;

• Doll-sized 20th Anniversary VIP Gala invitation;

• Doll-sized 20th Anniversary Gala attendee swag bag, which includes a miniature reproduction of an original Fashion Royalty dealer catalog from 2002;

• Blue clutch with "silver" filigree detail;

• Two newly developed champagne flutes, with interchangeable tilted and non-tilted "liquid" effect inserts (for more realistic closeup photography);

• Doll-sized W branded compact with "makeup" and mirror;

• Large jeweled cuff bracelet;

• One large and one small jeweled ring;

• Large jeweled earrings;

• Opera-length tulle gloves;

• Elegant black tulle veil;

• Pair of FR hands;

• Alternate pair of long-manicure hands;

• Alternate pair of "grip" hands;

• Doll stand;

• Certificate of authenticity.

What a beautiful Adele to finish the club year! She looks fantastic. Wearing a colour variant of a F/W 2024/25 Schiaparelli Haute Couture gown , she is radiant and elegant. Her screening and hairstyle do bring to mind most recent Adele dolls, but the combination looks quite different as to warrant a yes from me. The gown has been released from JamieShow Dolls as well as an outfit only edition, and in the original colour, but is quite different in the construction style of the bodice. The bow bit is removable - it remains to be seen if it can be also worn as a shawl. She also has a veil, a shopping bag and a shoe box (they have begun to pop up often lately, no?). We get two pairs of shoes and a flat feet set as well, plus those champagne flutes with the removable liquid imitation, She also has the gala invitation (in an envelope no less), a 2002 FR dealer catalogue and a W Cosmetics makeup compact with mirror. Plus of course her nice jewellery suite.

Jessy also provided an additional photo to show a closer view of some of the accessories.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Prototypes shown, the final product may vary. Background and props are not included. This collectible is meant for adult collectors ages 15 and up only. The doll cannot stand alone; a doll stand is included.

All photos and information contained herein is copyrighted Integrity Toys, Inc. and Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC 2025 and may not be reprinted or disseminated without express written permission. FASHION ROYALTY and all other character marks followed by ™ or ® are trademarks of Integrity Toys, Inc. Chesapeake City MD USA 21915. All rights reserved. The W Club is a trademark of Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC. All rights reserved.

Photography by Jayme Thornton. Layouts and graphics by Alain Tremblay, Marketing.

We know the 4th W Club doll and it is a blast from the past: Poème d'Amour Vanessa Perrin Gift Set

The 4th W Club Exclusive doll of the 2024 membership year was presented through an email before the end of January, bringing us a bit closer to the end of the club year. "Poème d'Amour" Vanessa Perrin, is a doll by Integrity Toys designer Jessy Ayala: a bridal gift set that evokes the spirit of early Fashion Royalty gift sets (Poesie Sans Couleur Vanessa to be exact).

Item # 91564

Poème d'Amour

Vanessa Perrin® Gift Set

The Fashion Royalty® Collection

2024 W Club Exclusive Doll

Edition Size: TBD

Expected Ship Date: Summer 2025

Head Sculpt: Vanessa 1.0

Body Type: FR 6.0

Foot Sculpt: High-heeled And Articulated Ankle

Skin Tone: Japan

Hair Color: Golden Copper

Eyelashes: Yes, Hand-applied

MSRP: $350 + S & H - Special W Club Price: $299 + S & H

Sales method: These dolls are guaranteed made-to-order for 2024 W Club members only- 1 per membership: $75.00 NRD due now, $224.00 + S & H due in approximately Summer 2025.

The story:

During a photo shoot for a special new collab between W Cosmetics and famously glamorous bridal fashion designer Ambra Liange, Vanessa Perrin was the picture of perfection as a blushing bride, showcasing three different stunning looks-- lingerie, a cocktail dress and a bridal gown-- effortlessly. But after a full day's work, when she returned to the dressing room exhausted, as she sat at her vanity to take her make-up off, she noticed an envelope with the name "Vanessa" written on it. Her head was spinning as she opened it to reveal an anonymous Poème d'Amour all about her. But, who this could be from? - Designed by Jessy Ayala

Included:

• 12.5-inch articulated doll with rooted hair and hand-applied eyelashes;

• Exquisite strapless lace bridal gown with peplum accented by a small removable waist bow and double-tiered mermaid train;

• Long sheer bridal veil decorated with applique details;

• Chromed long-stem rose;

• Strapless shimmering cocktail dress with dramatic removable oversized embellished back bow;

• Delicate baby blue satin and lace teddy with ribbon accents;

• Thigh-high stockings;

• Baby blue high-heeled pumps with satin rose detail and an ivory lace overlay;

• White pumps with "pearl" detail;

• Ivory pumps;

• "Jeweled" clutch purse;

• Handbag with lock detail;

• Opera-length net gloves;

• FR branded shoe box;

• White sunglasses;

• "Pearl" stud earrings;

• "Pearl" drop earrings;

• "Pearl" and "jeweled" earrings;

• Large "diamond" engagement ring;

• "Pearl" and "jeweled" ring;

• "Gold" ring with baby blue flowers and tiny "pearl" detail;

• "Pearl" drop necklace;

• "Pearl" and "jeweled" bracelet;

• "Diamond" and "pearl" tennis bracelet;

• Pair of FR hands;

• Alternate pair of long-manicure hands;

• Alternate pair of "grip" hands;

• Luxe, Atelier-style packaging;

• Doll stand;

• Certificate of authenticity.

A giftset inspired by Poesie Sans Couleur Vanessa Perring FDQ giftset from 2005. Even the box design, as you can see further below, mimics the style of that set. We get a very different silhouette for the dress than the OG one, this time with a peplum and mermaid tail skirt, that makes this look too 80s couture more than anything contemporary. The lace of the dress looks exquisite and is accented by the light blue grosgrain belt. The finishing of the lace on her peplum and mermaid skirt could have been slightly more raw; as it is, it gives off a hint of grandmother’s doilies, exacerbated by that dreadful metallic rose (which is a direct lift off from the S/S 2024 J.P.Gaultier Haute Couture collection by Simon Rocha. The mermaid tail has a hidden hook and button that can be used to shorten it, by forming a small bustle at the lower part of the dress - you can see in some of the photos how the dress train looks shorter. The veil looks incredible and has a nice finishing with embroidered pearls on its hem, which should also make it stay put when layered over the doll and gown. Love the pearl decorated shoes that come with the gown, one of three pairs included with the set.

The second look is a corset and skirt cocktail dress, with a removable huge bow at the back. This is from the second inspiration of Jessy for this set, the True Royalty Vanessa Perrin set, with her corset and the overall colouring both of the dress (similar to the second outfit in that set) and of the doll (red hair and similar make up). I love this look the most, especially without the bow and my Vanessa will probably be wearing this on display (yes I did pre-order). I love how the bow can be made to look like a light bustle at the back, awesome. And yes, she gets a colour - coordinated bag and heels for it. Plus sunglasses too. The draping of the corset references the Poesie cocktail dress.

The third look is the classic lingerie look, in a light blue colour echoing the wedding gown belt. Both Poesie and True Royalty sets had lingerie included but I could do without it, almost none of my dolls are displayed in lingerie. The set is nicely detailed and has a pair of sling-backs decorated with a rose, and stockings to match, thankfully without garters (it is a pain to put those on on a doll). She even has the flat feet extra pair to walk barefoot wearing the lingerie. Overall it is an amazing set (flaws and all) with a very expensive tag on it, ouch! With that price, it should have had a different shoe box for every pair, not just the one. And remember - if you have Edge Vanessa Perrin (3.0 sculpt), she can wear these to bring it closer to Poesie!

IMPORTANT NOTE: Prototypes shown, the final product may vary. Background and props are not included. This collectible is meant for adult collectors ages 15 and up only. The doll cannot stand alone; a doll stand is included.

All photos and information contained herein is copyrighted Integrity Toys, Inc. and Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC 2025 and may not be reprinted or disseminated without express written permission. FASHION ROYALTY and all other character marks followed by ™ or ® are trademarks of Integrity Toys, Inc. Chesapeake City MD USA 21915. All rights reserved. The W Club is a trademark of Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC. All rights reserved.

Photography by Jayme Thornton. Layouts and graphics by Alain Tremblay, Marketing.

Integrity Toys 2024 convention - Stilettos Out day 3: The Final Gala - convention doll and solving the mystery

Saturday night is always the time when the Final Gala of the convention takes place. Participant were “taken” to Italy, where the convoluted plot of the convention concept was finally resolved. "Regenesis" Dasha d'Amboise as Anika Luxottica, designed by Jessy Ayala, returned as the centerpiece doll and was revealed as the shape-shifting villain, while Elisa Bianchi was the mastermind behind the intricate scheme (Elyse Jolie, as unveiled on Thursday).

The winners of the convention design competitions were also announced:

2024 Diorama Design Competition- Into The Evil Lair:

People's Choice Winner: Mary Caraway

Judges Choice Winner: Beverly Medley

2024 Doll Design Competition- Flamboyant Villains Vs. Sensational Agents:

People's Choice Winner: Donald Whitelocke

Judge's Choice Winner: Fredrik Kvernplassen

The winners of the OOAK raffle dolls designed by IT Collaboration Partners Magia 2000, Sinuhe Guzman and Jason Kramer Designs were also picked, as well as the other raffle winners. With everyone's generous support, the event raised over $10,000 for the Trevor Project - awesome!

No real life convention would be complete without the designer who raised Integrity Toys to the next level: Jason Wu joined the hosts on stage for an in-depth interview and to unveil the official convention doll, wearing his creation based on a celebrity-worn design, "Hibiscus" Aymeline. No location for next year’s event was announced. Luckily, the company also pledged to cover all shipping costs for the missing dolls, provided they were shipped to the attendees’ main address.

Let’s see the two final dolls:

Item # 91560

Regenesis

Dasha d'Amboise as Anika Luxottica™ Centerpiece Doll

The Fashion Royalty® Collection

Stilettos Out: An Integrity Toys Fashion Thriller

Edition Size: 550

Head Sculpt: Dasha

Body Type: FR 6.0

Foot Sculpt: High-heeled

Skin Tone: Porcelain

Hair Color: Cyber Blue

Eyelashes: Yes, Hand-applied

Designed By Jessy Ayala

In her first incarnation as Anika Luxoticca, designed by Alain Trembley, Dasha became a grail doll for collectors, a much saught after item. This comeback, designed by Jessy Ayala, is again a stunning interpretation of a cyborg doll. Jessy managed to keep elements of the first one but give us a different doll. The cut looks like it was partly inspired also by this Thierry Mugler Haute Couture Winter 1999 gown. And the weird object created from pieces found in the Style Lab dolls, shown here, was her robotic heart. Fabulous.

Item # 12331

Hibiscus

Aymeline™ Official Convention Giveaway Doll

The Jason Wu® Collection

Stilettos Out: An Integrity Toys Fashion Thriller

Edition Size: 600

Head Sculpt: Aymeline

Body Type: FR 6.0

Foot Sculpt: High-heeled

Skin Tone: Hungarian

Hair Color: Black/Brown Mix

Eyelashes: Yes, Hand-applied

Designed By Jason Wu

Another beautiful Aymeline by Jason - her face reminds me a lot of the first one, the incomparable Midnight Garden Aymeline. The original dress was worn by Michelle MJ Rodriguez in the 2019 Emmy Awards and was custom made for her, so this is a very special gown. I love the original and this doll version as well. If I did not already have NAP Aymeline and also the Spring 2020 Aymeline from the 2022 online event, I might have tried getting her. And that’s the end of the first real life convention for Integrity Toys, episodic and definitely unforgettable for all involved.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Prototypes shown throughout this email, final products may vary. These collectibles are meant for adult collectors ages 15 and up only.

All photos and information contained herein is copyrighted Integrity Toys, Inc. and Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC 2024 and may not be reprinted or disseminated without express written permission. POPPY PARKER, FASHION ROYALTY, NU. FACE, EAST 59TH, METEOR, NU. FANTASY, TULABELLE TRUE & CO. and all other character marks followed by ™ or ® are trademarks of Integrity Toys, Inc. Chesapeake City MD USA 21915. All rights reserved. JASON WU COLLECTION is a trademark of JWU, LLC. and is used under permission. The W Club is a trademark of Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC. All rights reserved.

Photography by Bill and Shaunessey Peck. Layouts and graphics by Alain Tremblay, Marketing

Integrity Toys 2024 convention - Stilletos Out day 3: The W Club Luncheon

The first W Club luncheon in five years took place on Saturday, the last day of the convention. Attendees were told they arrived in "Egypt" for the luncheon, and discovered that "Oasis" Agnes Von Weiss was the centerpiece doll, designed by Jessy Ayala. And by the end, they were given "Mirage" Giselle Diefendorf as the giveaway doll, also designed by Jessy Ayala, which when combined with "Oasis" forms a fabulous two-doll gift set. Of course the dolls were not there, people could only see photos on the screen or as a cut out on their tables. The prototypes were displayed for people to see and photograph at the designated area. Carol Roth hosted the classic Q & A with the Integrity Toys Design Team, where many W Club member's questions were answered. Club members not attending had the chance to watch this session on video, which was great. Needless to say, the elephant in the room never got addressed.

Item # 91559

Oasis

Baroness Agnes Von Weiss® Centerpiece Doll

The Fashion Royalty® Collection

W Club Luncheon Exclusive

Stilettos Out: An Integrity Toys Fashion Thriller

Edition Size: 550

Head Sculpt: Agnes

Body Type: FR 6.0

Foot Sculpt: High-heeled

Skin Tone: Hungarian

Hair Color: Soft Ebony

Eyelashes: Yes, Hand-applied

Designed By Jessy Ayala

An ancient Egyptian inspired Agnes? Yes please! The colours of the doll and outfit are a great match and the overall design is very regal - as it befits her. I am not crazy about her shoes - I’d rather have her wearing some gold sandals. I also would have preferred that her jewellery stones matched more the ones she has on her bustier, as that light blue one is kind of washed out compared to the rest. The bag is, appropriately, the Chanel Métiers d’Art Scarab clutch. The outfit looks a lot like stuff I was designing in the 90s, after I finished my fashion design and pattern making studies, as I was always inspired by the ancient Egyptian civilization.

Item # 82177

Mirage

Giselle Diefendorf™ Giveaway Doll

The NU. Face® Collection

W Club Luncheon Exclusive

Stilettos Out: An Integrity Toys Fashion Thriller

Edition Size: 600

Head Sculpt: Giselle

Body Type: NF 3.0

Foot Sculpt: High-heeled And Articulated Ankle

Skin Tone: Hungarian

Hair Color: Dark Chocolate

Eyelashes: Yes, Hand-applied

Designed By Jessy Ayala

Giselle could not not follow her big sister’s inspiration and take ancient Egyptian elements into account for her outfit, in a more youthful way of course. Contrary to Agnes though, the jewellery is not very Egyptian-like. I love the dress (which has the same décolleté embellishment as her sister’s), but the colour of the boots throws me off. Love the azure nail colour too! Would have preferred a shorter hair length, to be a little more ancient Egypt-like. Again the bag is a Chanel Métiers d'Art one, this time the Cheops bag. YSL had also made a pyramid bag.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Prototypes shown throughout this email, final products may vary. These collectibles are meant for adult collectors ages 15 and up only.

All photos and information contained herein is copyrighted Integrity Toys, Inc. and Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC 2024 and may not be reprinted or disseminated without express written permission. POPPY PARKER, FASHION ROYALTY, NU. FACE, EAST 59TH, METEOR, NU. FANTASY, TULABELLE TRUE & CO. and all other character marks followed by ™ or ® are trademarks of Integrity Toys, Inc. Chesapeake City MD USA 21915. All rights reserved. JASON WU COLLECTION is a trademark of JWU, LLC. and is used under permission. The W Club is a trademark of Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC. All rights reserved.

Photography by Bill and Shaunessey Peck. Layouts and graphics by Alain Tremblay, Marketing.

Integrity Toys 2024 convention - Stilettos Out day 1: Welcome Dinner

The Welcome Dinner takes place at the end of the first convention day and, of course, has some more dolly goodies for attendees. "Monegasque Society" Eugenia Perrin-Frost as Monica Frost, designed by Alain Tremblay, would have been the centerpiece doll, if the dolls were actually there. Instead people saw her photo as a pop-up cutout on tables. The secret mystery bonus "Build-an-Accessory" from the NU. Face Seven Style Lab that holds a clue to the convention's story line was revealed. Before the night ended, attendees found out about the next accessory set for Donna Drake's "Cryptic Cases" gift set designed by Alain Tremblay, and also discovered that "Eye Candy" Victoire Roux was their giveaway doll, designed by Chris Stoeckel. Let’s check them out.

Item # 91565

Monegasque Society

Eugenia Perrin-Frost® as Monica Frost™ Centerpiece Doll

The Fashion Royalty® Collection

Stilettos Out: An Integrity Toys Fashion Thriller

Edition Size: 550

Head Sculpt: Eugenia

Body Type: FR 6.0

Foot Sculpt: High-heeled

Skin Tone: Blush

Hair Color: Deep Red

Eyelashes: Yes, Hand-applied

Designed By Alain Tremblay

This Eugenia is one of the most beautiful dolls of the convention. She reminds me a lot of another Eugenia convention doll, Bittersweet from 2013. And I have the same problem with this one that I had with Bittersweet: the lipstick that does not vibe with me at all. A more natural lip would have looked much better, and kept the style as is. In any case, she is a gorgeous doll. I love the dress (finally velvet!) and the shoes are magnificent with that decorative detail. The character she’s supposed to be is her mother or mother in law.

Item # 73067

Eye Candy

Victoire Roux® Giveaway Doll

The East 59th® Collection

Stilettos Out: An Integrity Toys Fashion Thriller

Edition Size: 600

Head Sculpt: Victoire 2.0/Della

Body Type: E59 1.0

Foot Sculpt: High-heeled

Skin Tone: Japan

Hair Color: Platinum Blonde

Eyelashes: Yes, Hand-applied

I don’t know about you, but I definitely did not have Victoire as a showgirl in my bingo card for the convention! The doll herself is gorgeous, but the outfit is missing a material intrinsic to showgirl costumes everywhere: feathers, plumes! It looks almost half finished without them. Pity, as the doll is so beautiful. The impression is similar to the classic Bird Of Paradise Gene Marshall doll from 1997.

Item # 75033A

Cryptic Cases

Gift Set Accessory Set A

The NU. Fantasy™ Collection

Stilettos Out: An Integrity Toys Fashion Thriller

Edition Size: 600

Accessory pack designed to go into the Imogen Lennox as Donna Drake "Cryptic Cases" Welcome Doll Gift Set.

Designed to fit NF 3.0 and similar 12-inch/1:6 scale fashion dolls.

Designed By Alain Tremblay

A very DVF wrap dress in tie-dye fabric, part of the welcome doll gift set. Imogen looks nice in it but it is nothing to write home about. The back and necklace stand out from her accessories as well as the evidence form.

The Mysterious Build-An-Accessory was revealed during dinner, pieces of which were scattered in the Style Lab boxes. As explained when this year's Style Lab was first announced, those who purchased the entire Style Lab collection received all the components to complete this special bonus mystery accessory. Once all of the "diamond-encrusted" components are collected, they look like a weird device, once assembled. What could this mean? The plot thickens!

IMPORTANT NOTE: Prototypes shown throughout this email, final products may vary. These collectibles are meant for adult collectors ages 15 and up only.

All photos and information contained herein is copyrighted Integrity Toys, Inc. and Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC 2024 and may not be reprinted or disseminated without express written permission. POPPY PARKER, FASHION ROYALTY, NU. FACE, EAST 59TH, METEOR, NU. FANTASY, TULABELLE TRUE & CO. and all other character marks followed by ™ or ® are trademarks of Integrity Toys, Inc. Chesapeake City MD USA 21915. All rights reserved. JASON WU COLLECTION is a trademark of JWU, LLC. and is used under permission. The W Club is a trademark of Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC. All rights reserved.

Photography by Bill and Shaunessey Peck. Layouts and graphics by Alain Tremblay, Marketing.