Time to check out the first day of the convention, right? An Agnes Von Weiss doll was waiting for everyone at their table, sitting on a giant throne, dressed in a look inspired by the Evil Queen in Snow White. None other than Poppy Parker was the giveaway doll of the evening, in a Snow White inspired look. And everyone received a Nadja Rhymes doll, part one of the "Build-a-Giftset" box they had received at registration. It looks like she is the reincarnation of Sleeping Beauty. After the ballroom festivities ended, those who had purchased a ticket headed to the East 59th Afterhours Cocktail, featuring Evelyn and Constance as Cinderella and her wicked step-mother. Below are the dolls of the first day.
Item # 91427
The Queen of Everything
Agnes Von Weiss™ Dressed Doll
The Fashion Royalty® Collection
The 2017 Integrity Toys Convention: Fashion Fairytale
Table Centerpiece
Edition Size: 420 Dolls
Best Fashion Royalty doll of the convention so far is this gorgeous Agnes. Perfectly reimagined as the Evil Queen from Snow White, she fits the role to a t. The hairstyle looks much better here than on Sea Devil Veronique and her face paint is amazing. But a Queen should have had more amazing jewellery than stud earrings and a simple chain choker. Pity that the two tiered hemline is the only way to see the purple colour of the underskirt.
Item # PP127
Fairest of All
Poppy Parker® Dressed Doll
The 2017 Integrity Toys Convention: Fashion Fairytale
Dinner Event Giveaway Doll
Edition Size: 600 Dolls
Beautiful doll but a meh dress. Snow White should not be dressed in white just because of her name! The rose choker should have been an apple one, no? The braid at the front reminds me of the Nu Face Gretel. I hope those boots have a zipper at the back.
Item # 82090
A Sweet Dreams Welcome Multi-Part Giftset
Nadja Rhymes™ Dressed Doll
The NU. FACE Collection
The 2017 Integrity Toys Convention: Fashion Fairytale
Build-a-Giftset Part A
Edition Size: 600 Dolls
Blonde suits Nadja. After going platinum in this year’s Nu Face collection, she gets to be one again for the convention. Her style could be the link between the two latest Nu Face collections, she could easily fit in both.
Item # 73008
Wicked Glamour
Constance Madssen™ Dressed Doll
The East 59th™ Collection
The 2017 Integrity Toys Convention: Fashion Fairytale
Special Event Giveaway Doll
Edition Size: 200 Dolls
Beautiful Wicked Step Mother interpretation and so chic. She should have had better earrings though. Villains always outdress their hero counterparts, it’s a fact.
Item # 73007
Midnight Glimmer
Evelyn Weaverton™ Dressed Doll
The East 59th™ Collection
The 2017 Integrity Toys Convention: Fashion Fairytale Exclusive
Edition Size: TBD
Estimated Delivery: Spring 2018
Price (Non-Attendees): $160.00 US + Shipping and Handling
Price (Convention Attendees Only): $140.00 US + Shipping and Handling
THIS DOLL CAN BE PRE-ORDERED DIRECTLY THROUGH INTEGRITY TOYS BEFORE OCTOBER 30TH, 2017 AT NOON EASTERN TIME. Attendees got their preorder links at convention and non attendees got theirs through W Club.
Doll Tech Specs:
Head Sculpt: Evelyn Weaverton™
Body: East 59th
Foot Sculpt: High-heeled
Skin Tone: Cream
Hair Color: Luxe Blond
Eyelashes: Yes, Hand-applied
Quickswitch: No
Evelyn Weaverton is a 12.5-inch fully articulated fashion doll with rooted hair and hand-applied eyelashes. Dressed in a vintage gown, embellished with black glitter dots. Includes a tiara, long gloves, shoes and jewelry. For adult collectors ages 15 and up only. This doll cannot stand alone; a doll stand is included.
A Dior Cinderella? Take my money! Fantastic doll, recreating the famous Junon and Venus gowns from Christian Dior. I guess it’s production issues that prohibit the dress to be completely embroidered (the price would probably skyrocket) so they went for a combination of the two gowns, but still she looks awesome. She is available to preorder, both to attendees but also to W Club members who did not go to the convention, with a slightly higher price. See the original Dior gowns below. Junon is the French version of Juno or Hera, the goddess wife of Jupiter or Zeus. Her animal symbol was the peacock and Christian Dior tried to imitate the effect of its feathered tail with embroidery in an abstract way.
"Junon" - at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Costume Institute.
Design House: House of Dior (French, founded 1947)
Designer: Christian Dior (French, Granville 1905–1957 Montecatini)
Date: fall/winter 1949–50
Culture: French
Medium: silk, plastic
Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. Byron C. Foy, 1953
Accession Number: C.I.53.40.5a–e
"Venus" gown at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Costume Institute
Design House: House of Dior (French, founded 1947)
Designer: Christian Dior (French, Granville 1905–1957 Montecatini)
Date: fall/winter 1949–50
Culture: French
Medium: silk, sequins, rhinestones, simulated pearls
Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. Byron C. Foy, 1953
Accession Number:C.I.53.40.7a–e
Note: all dolls pictured in these photos are prototypes; final colors and textures may vary slightly. All doll photos and information contained herein is copyrighted Integrity Toys, Inc. and Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC 2017 and may not be reprinted or disseminated without express written permission. The W Club is a trademark of Intercap Merchant Partners, LLC. All rights reserved. Doll Photography by Jayme Thornton and/or Alain Tremblay Layouts, Graphics and 3D renderings by Alain Tremblay, Marketing.
