August brings the very first W Club Exclusive offering of the 2026 membership year. Opening the email, I was certain we were getting one of the two Poppy Parker W Exclusive dolls we get every year but no - it is Erin Salston cosplaying Poppy! IT designer Jessy Ayala said he’s bringing out the sweeter side of Erin Salston with the "Bubble Pop" mini gift set, the first of the five exclusive membership dolls. It seems the schedule has returned to “normal” - may I remind you that last year we got the first club doll in November?
Item # 82198
Bubble Pop
Erin Salston™ Mini Gift Set
The NU. Face™ Collection
2026 W Club Exclusive Doll
Edition Size: TBD
Expected Ship Date: Winter 2026/2027
Head Sculpt: Erin 2.0
Body Type: NF 3.0
Foot Sculpt: High-heeled & Articulated Ankle
Skin Tone: Blush
Hair Color: Pale Blonde
Eyelashes: Yes, Hand-applied
MSRP: $199 + S & H
Special W Club Price: $185 + S & H & Tariffs (If any)
Sales method: These dolls are guaranteed made-to-order for 2026 W Club members only- 1 per membership ($50.00 non-refundable deposit due now, $135.00 + S, H, taxes & any tariff surcharge due in approximately Winter 2026/2027).
The Story:
Erin Salston remained one of the most popular celebrities on social media, known and followed more for her antics and lifestyle than any specific talent. Erin herself had been on a media break after a string of issues—a public “tantrum” during an interview, trashing a 5-star hotel suite after a night of hard partying and even being falsely accused of being part of a high-end “bling ring” jewel heist (from which she was eventually cleared, thanks to her father’s high priced attorneys). Erin was advised, after all of this, to take a little break from the public, of which she begrudgingly obliged. But still, the tales of Erin’s history, false sightings and romance rumors, historical fashion lookbacks and more kept her in the media. It was suggested by the NU. Face agency that perhaps for her coming back into the media’s eye, Erin might benefit from a bit of a makeover to her image. Maybe something sweeter and softer to announce “I’m back” in a way that seemed a bit less…chaotic. At least for now… Nadja, being Erin’s best friend and confidante, decided she would take the lead on the launch of Erin back into the public eye. Nadja had been killing it with corporate sponsorships since her partnership with the Japanese company behind the Big Love Bear bag charms had been such a huge and lucrative success. Erin didn’t care about the money (her family had more than she could ever spend, no matter how hard she tried), but Nadja did. So, Nadja brokered a deal for Erin to be seen in her debut with an exclusive, ultra-limited edition set of sorbet-colored charms. Nadja selected the perfect matching set to go with this luscious color palette, including fashion-forward pedal pushers, with adorable bow ties at the leg. “You are a genius!” Erin told her friend, who decided that a new platinum ‘do would help complete the new, softer look. Nadja then went to another recent corporation, a maker of bubbly drinks and boba tea, to arrange having Erin “papped” coming out of the tea store holding a drink. Nadja secured the perfect bubble skirt for Erin to wear, tying into the bubbly beverage in the most couture way possible. The paparazzi and the internet ate it up. “Sorbet summer” the vibe was named in Erin’s honor, with the sumptuous colors and textures being set as the “IT” look for the season. Nadja was pleased with herself and thought perhaps Erin would be turning over a new leaf with a new outlook. “How’s the boba tea?” Nadja whispered in her friend’s ear as they emerged to a throng of screaming fans asking for selfies and autographs. “Delicious. I spiked it with some vodka…I had a few mini bottles in my purse,” Erin whispered back, taking a long sip on the spiked tea and then turning back to smile and take some selfies with fans. Nadja shook her head…some things never change…
-Designed by Jessy Ayala
Included:
12.5-inch articulated doll with rooted hair and hand applied eyelashes;
Chic pink pedal pushers with below-the-knee ties and sleeveless brocade crop top with back detail and contrasting dove gray collar;
Adorable mint green bubble skirt with side pockets;
Matching fishnet tights;
Removable belt;
Ankle-strapped low-heels with "silver" stud detail (for articulated ankle lower legs, included);
Pink injection molded pumps (for high-heeled foot lower legs, included);
NU. Face branded shoe box;
NU. Face branded shopping bags;
Latte colored NU. Face branded handbag with charm chain;
Big Love Bear blind box with one of three possible color variations (either grape, mint or strawberry pink color) of doll-sized bear purse charms included at random inside*;
NEW! Boba tea accessory;
W Cosmetics branded tubed lip gloss with removable cap;
White sunglasses with tinted lenses;
White cell phone accessory;
"Silver" and white cuff bracelet;
Stackable "silver" and white bangle bracelets;
Matching oversized ring;
Dramatic matching oversized earrings;
Pair of long-manicured hands;
Alternate pair of "grip" hands;
Doll stand;
Certificate of authenticity.
*Each doll comes with a tiny blind box that includes a color variation doll-sized bear purse charm option in only one of three possible colors, which will be included at random (please make sure that you are comfortable with the random charm color concept BEFORE placing your deposits). Nobody at Integrity knows which orders will contain a particular charm color; it will be a surprise upon receipt. We will not be able to confirm which color charm you will receive in advance, nor do any trades or replacements whether or not you get your preferred color. Even if you purchase multiple dolls, you may get the same color charm. This is completely random and out of Integrity Toys' or the W Club's control.
She’s a beautiful girl, Erin Salston - and she is a popular face for Integrity Toys. But having her cosplay Poppy Parker (the most commercial of IT’s lines) is disingenuous. First of all it alienates fans of both Poppy and Erin. Secondly it sends the wrong message and look outwards: mixing up lines, even without literally saying so, looks desperate and messy. I want my Poppy Parker dolls to look like Poppy Parker dolls and my NU Face dolls to look like NU Face dolls. It might have passed had this been Tulabelle paying homage to her grandmother, but not this. Also naming it as a gift set because it has an added pair of pants and plastic shoes plus two paper bags does not cut it. It needed at least a jacket - for example the one shown on the runway where that skirt comes from: the Chloe Spring Summer 2025 collection (where last year’s 1st club doll, Eden, came from). The studded shoes are from their Fall 2024 collection (where Rayna came from), while the pants are a bit older - Coperni Fall 2022.
I am not getting this doll, despite the new screening looking nice (but with her eyes looking a bit tiny). Some people say she fits the upgrade Nadja but to me they do not match at all. They look like coming from two different time lines. And can we stop with the lafoufous already? They are history by now. Done and dusted. Below is the video of the rotating doll.
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.
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Photography by Bill and Shaunessey Peck. Layouts and graphics by Alain Tremblay, Marketing.
