Lo-lee-ta

LOL, every time I debut a new lolita outfit I quote that stupid novel, and novel and fashion have NOTHING in common.  It's been quite a few years now since I had dolls in lolita dresses, and they were ball-jointed doll clothes.  This one is for Barbie.

Etsy shop is fashiondollMX001, out of Mexico City.  Now, remember Isolde, my rebodied Odile mermaid.

It's getting cooler, and that negligee that Isolde came in will be about as warm as a coat made of cling wrap.  Granted, those lace stockings won't be all that warm either, but they're better than nothing.

She'll need some shoes, of course, but I can fix that.  I really like this little outfit.  It's made very well (though I don't love that it closes with Velcro) and it fits Isolde's slim little body like it was made for her.  It also got the ultimate stamp of approval, a compliment from Mama.  Mama sees so many of my dolls that when one stands out to her I know it's a good one.  This shop has other cute dresses, so I'll likely return to them in the future.

Frilly love,
RagingMoon1987

But in my arms she was always Lolita

Okay, bad reference.  Lolita fashion is about as similar to that crazy book as a dog turd is to the Koh-i-Noor Diamond, but I needed some sort of goofy title.  Anyway, I had a little too much fun with two of my larger girls and some lolita dresses tonight.  Check this.

Delilah is clad in an Alice in Wonderland-style Taobao dress and her own shoes, while Hailey is all Etsy.  What I wouldn't give for a lolita dress of my own, but alas, lolita dresses are expensive and they don't usually come in a size 24.  Oh sure, I could order one in a custom size, but that's also expensive.  So I live out my fantasies with my girls!

Who do y'all think wears her dress the best?  Remember that Delilah is in blue and Hailey is in pink.

Much love,
RagingMoon1987