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This doll is a poseable, ballerina-style Barbie, so her pose can be adjusted in many ways, as I've demonstrated in the pictures.
Her outfit, in a vaguely Renaissance style, is composed of four separate pieces: a bodice, an underskirt, an overskirt, and
tulle slip.
The bodice has poufed cap sleeves and a fitted bodice with two layers of material, a sheer pale green silky material overlaid
with a sheer pearl-white organza shot through with iridescent colors. It is trimmed with pale green satin ribbon and sheer
white and pink ribbon roses.
The underskirt is of the sheer pale green material; the hem is gathered up in three places accented with white and pink
roses,which, along with the tulle slip, give it added fullness.
The overskirt, double layered like the bodice, forms three "leaves" which show off the flounced underskirt;
the petals are trimmed with pearl beads. The doll came with painted pink ballerina slippers, and her ankles are cross-gartered
with green ribbon and accented with pink roses. This faerie also comes with her own display stand which forms a spring-time
tableau. The base is covered with moss and accented with tiny white flowers; dew-drops shine on the flowers of Spring: anemones,
narcissus, and violas that grow at the base of the "tree" formed by the stand. Vines of white flowers twine up it
and cradle a bed of moss on which a blue-bird has made her nest. The faerie flits across this scene, suspended from the top
of the stand with clear filament (which loops under her arms).
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