Still dreaming of spring here in the dreary rain filled days of a Pacific Northwest winter. I have already shown some fun more casual fashions. Today I’m going full on couture with two fashions and models that brought Spring into the studio for a swoon worthy day of pastels.
Model: Making an Entrance Karolin Stone from Integrity Toys ( Her hair has been changed)
Suit and hat: HOANGANHKHOI on Etsy
Shoes: Integrity Toys
Jewelry: Integrity Toys



The construction of this gorgeous creation is incredible. Beautifully tailored and sewn! The beading!! I Die!!
Next up is a pink confection from my bestie Miss Hilda of Bellissima Couture
Model and Jewelry: Pink Powder Puff Poppy Parker from Integrity Toys
Gown: Bellissima Couture
Shoes: Paul Zhangby on Ebay



Nobody does these silk and lace creations like Hilda! Nobody! The perfect confection for this pink Poppy.
And…because I am all about botanicals right now…had to do this!

Looking forward to Spring!!
-Rebecca
February 8, 2020 | Categories: Karolin, Nu.Face, OOAK doll clothing, Poppy Parker | Tags: Bellissima Couture, convention centerpiece doll, doll collecting, doll couture, Doll Photography, fashion doll clothing, fashion doll collecting, Fashion doll photography, Hilda Westervelt, HOANG ANH KHOI, Inside the fashion doll studio, Insidetfds, Integrity Toys, ITFDS, Karolin Stone, Making an Entrance Karolin Stone, OOAK doll couture, Paul Zhanby, Pink Powder Puff Poppy Parker, Poppy Parker, Rebecca Berry Photography | 4 Comments
So I have decided to do a series of photos using these 10th Anniversary Jason Wu Elyse’s. My first choice of photos for this series was a bride and it’s using one of my favorite dolls from the 10th anniversary series and a favorite OOAK gown I had commissioned during 2017. I hope you all enjoy!
I love following wedding photographers on Instagram. While I have never photographed a wedding professionally ( oh the pressure!) I have photographed some candid images for family and friends from their weddings. I love to see some of the images that professional wedding photographers capture. I am always in awe.


The gown was a special commission done by the talented Natalia Kunafina. She has an ebay shop 2010Chizhik

The brides flowers are from Etsy seller Beadspage.


Playing around with lighting on this shoot was fun. You will notice a different color cast to this shot as I was using mostly natural light as opposed to augmented or artificial lighting. I’m not sure which one I like better…both have their positive and negatives.

Also tried out some really cool little LED lights I found at IKEA! Really cool effect and sooooo inexpensive!! You can find them here.


In case you are wondering…the paper is there to shield the light from the dress and just shine on her face LOL! I have some master paper folding skills I never knew I had.

What can I say about this doll that this picture doesn’t….absolutely nothing. She really is this beautiful.

And just because natural light can say it so much better than augmented light can…here she is…in all her ethereal beauty. Thank you Jason for your gifts and for sharing them with collectors.
And if any of you are wondering what the soundtrack was for this shoot…go to Spotify and listen to “Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi, The Four Seasons”
-Rebecca
February 15, 2018 | Categories: Elyse Jolie, Fashion Royalty | Tags: 2010Chizhik, articulated fashion doll, Beadspage, Bergdorf Goodman Elyse, Bergdorf Goodman exclusive, Canon 5d mark III, Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM Lens, Doll Photography, fashion doll couture, Fashion doll photography, Inside the fashion doll studio, Integrity Toys, ITFDS, Jason Wu, Jason Wu 10th Anniversary dolls, Natalia Kunafina, OOAK doll couture, Rebecca Berry Photography, toy photography | 25 Comments
Giselle has been restyled as Miss Red Butterfly for today’s blog post. I have been inspired by some beautiful images coming from Dior’s Spring Couture collection and the new captain at it’s helm Maria Grazia Chiuri (formerly of Valentino). She had unicorn’s lining the walk into the collection venue! Ok, Ok, they were not real unicorns but still….very whimsical. She had a park like setting and I supposed that has helped influence the backdrop for this shoot as well.
Model: Integrity Toys AKA Gigi Giselle
Dress: Rimdoll
Hat: Integrity Toys “Love The One” Kyori Sato ( I embellished with flower and butterfly)
Gloved hands: Integrity Toys “Royal Treatment” Véronique giftset
Earrings: Integrity Toys “Admiration” Monogram
Purse: Bogue’s Vogues







-Rebecca
April 26, 2017 | Categories: Giselle, OOAK doll clothing | Tags: AKA Gigi Giselle, Bogue's Vogues, Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM, Canon eos 5D Mark iii, doll collecting, Doll Photography, doll styling, fashion doll collection, Fashion doll photography, fashion doll styling, Inside the fashion doll studio, ITFDS, Love The One Kyori Sato, OOAK couture, OOAK doll couture, Rebecca Berry Photography, Rimdoll, Royal Treatment Véronique Perrin giftset, toy artistry, toy photography | 16 Comments
After the sales room frenzy of Friday afternoon, many attendees headed to Mood Fabric in the garment district and if they had time, stopped off at M&J Trimming. I did not attend that outing but many did and had a marvelous time.
The evening event was the Platinum Party Dinner where we all paid tribute to the amazing and creative talents of Gianni Grossi and Mario Paglino who make up the stellar team of Magia 2000. Here they are with Rocky Schmidt the fabulous organizer of this truly one of a kind festival.

There was a table centerpiece…which all of us wanted but only 10 lucky ducks won. Yours truly and her blogging cohort Rogier…were not lucky ducks this evening 


There was also a collection of Magia 2000 creations that were brought and shared by various attendees. It was such a treat to see so many beautiful creations from Magia 2000 past collections. Wish I had time to photograph all of them in the studio!


Once you stopped salivating over the Magia’s…it was time to vote on your favorite “unconventional material” OOAK dolls. Each attendee was given a ticket to vote on their favorite Magia and their favorite unconventional material doll.

There were many creative entries for unconventional materials. In the end…Rogier was 2nd runner up for his masterful concoction. The winner of the competition was an adorable whimsical design and excellent use of pastel confetti material!


The winner of the favorite collector Magia 2000 was this one. Breathtaking!

After a lovely dinner, it was time to unveil the Magia 2000 official convention doll. Each attendee received one! She was an instant favorite. Her name is Manhattan Premiere.


Oh….My….Word!!!!
Here is a sketch that Mario and Gianni share with Rogier and I.

Rocky received a OOAK version of this beauty. A beautiful OOAK lady for a gentleman that put so much time and effort into making this festival happen. You deserve this and so much more for all your work Rocky. We love you!!
Saturday’s events posts coming up..
-Rogier and Rebecca
February 24, 2017 | Categories: Convention, ooak doll festival | Tags: 1/6 doll, doll collecting, doll convention, Gianni Grossi, Magia 2000, Magia 2000 OOAK Barbie, Mario Paglino, OOAK Barbie, ooak doll, ooak doll collection, OOAK doll couture, ooak doll festival, Rocky Schmidt | 4 Comments
For those of you who follow my instagram account, I shared a little teaser photo back in August of these holiday photos.

I decided to do a shoot of a few of my favorite things. 1) Poppy Parker 2) That gorgeous Tiffany Blue color 3) 1/6 French furniture and 4) All things Christmas. And here is the result of that shoot.
Enjoy!!
Model: Out of this World Poppy Parker
Dress: Sanglian on Etsy
Dog: Anna Ryasnova on Etsy
Set is comprised of furniture I ordered from China, lamp and boxes were handmade and white feather tree was purchased at Target.

–Rebecca
December 24, 2016 | Categories: Fashion Royalty, Poppy Parker | Tags: Anna Ryasnova, Canon 40D, Canon macro lens 60mm f/2.8, David Buttry, Doll Diorama, Doll Photography, fashion doll diorama, Fashion doll photography, Inside the fashion doll studio, Integrity Toys, ITFDS, OOAK doll couture, Out of This World Poppy Parker, Poppy Parker, Rebecca Berry Photography, Sanglian | 13 Comments
Since I showed off Hilda’s suits from Bellissima Couture in a very elegant way, I wanted to show how versatile these Chanel inspired jackets can be. Eden and Nadja have been hitting the fashion shows at Paris Fashion week this past month.
Models: Sneak Peek Eden and Out of Sight Nadja from 2015 IT Convention
Jackets: Bellissima Couture ( will be for sale this week at IT convention!)
Eden’s purse and sunglasses: Moschino Barbie
Nadja’s beret and wig: FR Monogram
The remainder of clothing came with the dolls that are modeling




These jackets will be for sale at 2016 IT Convention this week!!
October 11, 2016 | Categories: Fashion Royalty | Tags: 2016 IT Convention, Bellissima Couture, Bellissima Couture Fashions, doll convention, Doll Photography, Fashion doll convention, Fashion doll photography, ITSupermodel, OOAK couture, OOAK doll couture, OOAK doll fashions, Rebecca Berry Photography, Supermodel Larger than Life on The Catwalk, toy photography | 1 Comment
For those of you who follow me on FB and Instagram, you received a little sneak peek of today’s post this past weekend.

Tomorrow, I am flying to Chicago for the 2016 Integrity Toys Convention. Hilda Westervelt of Bellissima Couture and I will be having an event on Wednesday evening to sell fabulous OOAK clothing creations by Hilda and a variety of 1/6 items made by me and my fellow blogger Rogier Corbeau of Dutch Fashion Doll World. For place and time, check the boards at convention. We will be placing signage as soon as we have a room number. We will also be at the sales bazaar on Friday evening.
Here is a small sample of some of the Chanel inspired yumminess that Hilda will have available for convention attendees.






If you are in the market for some exquisite 1/6 couture for your dolls and are attending IT convention this year, come attend the event. Room number and time will be posted at convention.
Blog post on accessories and other 1/6 items available will be up later today 
October 10, 2016 | Categories: Fashion Royalty, OOAK doll clothing | Tags: 1/6 doll, 1/6 doll collection, 1/6 doll couture, Bellissima Couture, Bellissima Couture Fashions, doll blog, doll collecting, doll convention, Doll Photography, Dutch Fashion Doll World, fashion doll blog, fashion doll collecting, Fashion doll convention, fashion doll couture, Fashion doll photography, Hilda Westervelt, Inside the fashion doll studio, Integrity Toys Convention 2016, ITFDS, OOAK couture, OOAK doll couture, Rebecca Berry Photography, Rogier Corbeau, Supermodel Larger than Life on The Catwalk | 6 Comments
Yep…not ready to let go of the pink theme this week and I am sticking with the same designer as well. As we approach this years Integrity Toys convention, I though I would pull out one of my favorite gift dolls from last years convention…Paper Doll Poppy Parker.
From Rimdoll on Etsy





Love this Poppy and love this pink confection of a dress!
— Rebecca
September 23, 2016 | Categories: Poppy Parker | Tags: 1/6 couture, 1/6 fashion doll, articulated fashion doll, Canon 40D, Canon macro lens 60mm f/2.8, doll blog, doll collecting, doll couture, Doll Photography, fashion doll blog, fashion doll collecting, fashion doll couture, Fashion doll photography, Inside the fashion doll studio, ITFDS, limited edition fashion doll clothing, OOAK couture, OOAK doll couture, Paper dolls Poppy Parker, pink couture, Rebecca Berry Photography, Rimdoll | 9 Comments
I can’t describe the power of this color in my life. It is a color that just makes me happy. I confess, if I see a dress or gown in this color, I am immediately drawn to it. I seem to fall for the pale pinks more so than the more vibrant hues but If it is pink, I’m interested. For those of you who follow my instagram feed ( and soon to add Instagram stories too!!), you will have seen that I added these babies to my shoe collection.

The color just makes me happy. So it will come as no surprise that I recently took receipt of some pink gowns. They are from a relatively new designer in the doll arena and I am pleased to be adding his pieces to my collection.
Model: 2016 NBDCC Convention Doll
Gown and earrings: Rimdoll on Etsy
Shoes: 2016 NBDCC Convention Doll




Oh the yummy pink sparklyness of this!! By the way, I completely blame Wholeeah for this gown ( follow her on Flickr or Instagram) because it was her phenomenal pictures of this dress on a Matt Sutton OOAK that got me running to buy it. This gown came with a little gift of earrings. Always a nice touch and it is well tailored and shipped very quickly. I have more of this designer’s work to show you!
** note** The sleeves are a little long on this model because this dress was made to fit the FR2 body. I just decided I wanted a Silkstone to model it first.
-Rebecca
September 20, 2016 | Categories: Barbie | Tags: 2016 NBDCC Convention doll, Articulated Silkstone Barbie, doll convention, Doll Photography, Etsy doll clothing, Fashion doll convention, Fashion doll photography, Inside the fashion doll studio, ITFDS, limited edition fashion doll clothing, OOAK couture, OOAK doll couture, OOAK Fashion doll clothing, pink converse hightops, Rebecca Berry Photography, Rimdoll, Robert Best, toy photography | 19 Comments
Ok…so many of you readers realize I am a little obsessed with my new Jon Copeland-Childers Poppy Parker repaint right? Another thing I was recently obsessed with was this pink chinoiserie backdrop I did. The apple green eyes of this lovely model inspired this setting and the chance to use this amazing backdrop. Hope you enjoy!
Model: Lash Out Poppy Parker repainted by Jon Copeland-Childers
* Poppy Parker has been re-bodied on an FR2 “FR White” body*’
Gown: Joe Tai
Jewelry: Integrity Toys Rare Appearance Dania
Backdrop: Chinoiserie wrapping paper I found ages ago
Chaise Lounge: Petit Luxury Couch ( repainted in silver/gold)
Flooring: marble contact paper
miniatures: Rement
Miniature Maltese: AnnaRyasnova on Etsy





-Rebecca
June 8, 2016 | Categories: Poppy Parker | Tags: 1/6 diorama, 1/6 fashion doll, 1/6 fashion doll clothing, Anna Ryasnova, Chinoiserie, David Buttry, Doll Diorama, Doll Photography, fashion doll, fashion doll collecting, fashion doll couture, Fashion doll photography, Inside the fashion doll studio, Integrity Toys 2015, ITFDS, Joe Tai, Jon Copeland-Childers, OOAK artists, OOAK doll couture, OOAK doll fashions, OOAK doll repaint, OOAK repaint, Petit Luxury, Rare Appearance Dania, Rebecca Berry Photography, Rement, SeloJSpa | 6 Comments
For those of you following my Instagram, you have seen a little taste of this shoot. If you don’t follow, here is a little backstory. It all started with this amazing dress which I found on Etsy by the talented duo AquatalisBoutique . You may have seen some of their work over on Rogier’s Blog this week. It took a while for this gown to get to me because the first one was lost in the vast quagmire of postal services between Vietnam and my home. Aquatalis was great about it and after we waited a reasonable time without the dress showing up, they promptly made and mailed another one. Excellent customer service and kept me informed the whole time. When I saw this gown I immediately thought of Dolce & Gabbana and their 2012 and 2013 collections. Such vibrant color and opulence. I needed an appropriate backdrop. Nothing I had was doing it for me. So….time for a new one and I went to the Dutch still life masters to find inspiration. I had seen a wall covering recently that I was obsessed with and wanted to do something similar…this set was what came from all that brainstorming.

Inspiration room photo…

source: https://www.pinterest.com/explore/flower-mural/
The beginnings of a new background





The headdress is the necklace from Fiorella Silkstone Barbie. The flowers have been digitally altered to match the dress.

The detail on this dress is really something!



The minis in these shots are Orcara miniatures. These items are from their red wine set. Above are miniature paper sunflowers found at local craft store.

And the perfect photo to express the Agnes attitude.

-Rebecca
May 27, 2016 | Categories: Agnes, Fashion Royalty | Tags: 1/6 background, 1/6 diorama, AlexNg, AquatalisBoutique, BFMC, Canon 40D, Canon macro lens 60mm f/2.8, Convention Agnes, Convention doll, Doll Diorama, Doll Photography, Dutch Barbie World, fashion doll, fashion doll clothing, fashion doll collecting, fashion doll couture, Fashion doll photography, Fiorella Barbie, Inside the fashion doll studio, Intimate Reveal Agnes, ITFDS, OOAK couture, OOAK doll couture, OOAK doll fashions, Orcara miniatures, QuanaP, Rebecca Berry Photography, Rogier Corbeau | 7 Comments
I had the hardest time coming up with a title for this post. Usually, something comes to me right away and that is what I go with. For these set of photos, nothing was jumping out at me so I asked myself “ What are these pictures about?”. The answer that came back to me was…the dress. These photos are primarily about this amazing black and white ball gown made by Eifeldolldress .
Model: Mood Changer Poppy Parker repainted and hair redone by Jon Copeland-Childers of SeloJSpa
Gown: Eifeldolldress
Necklace: made by me
Gloves: Integrity Toys





May 23, 2016 | Categories: Poppy Parker | Tags: 1/6 clothing, 1/6 couture, Canon 40D, Canon macro lens 60mm f/2.8, David Buttry, doll collecting, Doll Photography, Doll Photos, Eifeldolldress, fashion doll, Fashion doll photography, Inside the fashion doll studio, ITFDS, Jon Copeland-Childers, Mood Changer Poppy Parker, OOAK couture, OOAK doll couture, OOAK fashion doll, OOAK Poppy Parker, Poppy Parker, Rebecca Berry Photography, Repainted dolls, SeloJDesigns, SeloJSpa | 6 Comments
I never saw the BBC show of this name but am interested in the phrase. It is believed to be originally from Shakespeare’s Hamlet and the actual line is “To the manner born“. Language and time have morphed this line into today’s “to the manor born” which essentially means someone born into affluence. The well known phrase “being born with a silver spoon in your mouth” is another example of similar meaning. Now…why am I going into this? Excellent question. When I first saw promo photos of Black Tie Ball Vanessa, my first thought was “This is a party girl and she is inebriated.” She had the half-open eyes of someone who has imbibed just a bit too much. When I opened the box and saw her in real life, my opinion changed a bit. I still saw the party girl but I thought it would be fun to portray her as the trust fund baby party girl. I love the platinum tresses on this lady and while the sleepy eyes kind of bother me, it definitely set my imagination flying and produced some fun shots. I have nothing to complain about…oh…except perhaps the skirt on the dress she came in. It doesn’t hang right. The jewelry, shoes and top of the gown are all exceptional though. Photos of Miss BTB Vanessa in her original gown are on my Flickr page.
The gown in these shots is by Eifeldolldress. Love it!!


For those interested in the set for these shots, here is the info:
Champagne glasses are exquisitely delicate and in correct scale. They are from Facets by Marcia.
Champagne bottle…have absolutely no idea where I got this. Most likely from a Gloria furniture set.
Bombé chest is a repainted plastic jewelry chest. My friend and artist Carolyn Grentz did this for me.
Gold chairs were custom ordered from China. You can find more like them here. Frankly though, you should just get ahold of some Barbie Fan Club chairs from this year and spray paint them gold…it would be cheaper.
Floral arrangement: Made by me of various silk and fabric flowers.

And this little adorable Maltese!! I found her on Etsy.


-Rebecca
March 19, 2016 | Categories: Fashion Royalty, Vanessa | Tags: 1/6 fashion doll, 1/6 fashion doll clothing, Black Tie Ball Vanessa, Canon 40D, Canon macro lens 60mm f/2.8, Doll Diorama, Doll Photography, Eifeldolldress, Facets by Marcia, fashion doll, Fashion doll photography, Fashion Royalty 2015, Inside the fashion doll studio, ITFDS, OOAK doll couture, OOAK doll fashions, Rebecca Berry Photography, Vanessa, WClub 2015, WClub exclusive 2015 | 12 Comments
Every time the Oscars roll around, I feel compelled to do some kind of red carpet or Oscar themed shoot. I have done Barbie getting dressed in her closet. I’ve done Barbie on her way to presenting the Oscar. I’ve done Barbie on the red carpet. I have yet to do any Integrity Toys, Inc products for the Oscar night festivities. Well…I’m going to fix that right now! Poppy Parker is going to the Oscars!

Model: Mood Changer Poppy Parker repainted and restyled by Jon Copeland-Childers of SeloJSpa ( she has been re-bodied on a FR2 body)
Gown: Pansak Charoentonphubal of Eifeldolldress
Jewelry: On Set ( gift fashion from 2015 I.T. Cinematic Convention)




Will try and have my red carpet picks and pans from the Oscars on Monday 
February 27, 2016 | Categories: Doll Diorama, Integrity Toys, Poppy Parker | Tags: 1/6 fashion doll, 1/6 fashion doll clothing, David Buttry, Doll Diorama, Eifeldolldress, fashion doll, Integrity Toys, Integrity Toys 2015, Jon Copeland, Mood Changer Poppy Parker, On Set Fashion Royalty, OOAK doll couture, OOAK doll fashions, OOAK fashion doll, OOAK repaint, Oscar fashion, Pansak Charoentonphubal, Poppy Parker, Poppy Parker 2015, SeloJSpa | 6 Comments
Actually, I wanted to title this blog post “The power of pink, a new frock and a little bit of sunshine” , but it would have been too long. When you live in the Pacific Northwest and it’s the dead of winter ( which means rain people…lots and lots of rain), if one ray of sunshine peaks out, you are grabbing your camera and saying “What can I take a photo of!!” Or maybe…that’s just me. Yes I am seeing someone about my random photo tendencies when in the presence of intermittent sunshine LOL!

So, recently I took ownership of this adorable little dress from Hilda of Bellissima Couture. To me this dress just makes me happy. It’s pink yumminess with a hat. Also, it gave me a chance to use a new model in the studio..Ms. IT Airways Poppy Parker. She came with a pair of hands with white gloves ( Thank you David!!) so I knew I had to use them in a photo. I know by reading the WClub boards that a number of people were less than pleased with how the hair came out for their Poppy’s. Mine was not the best when she arrived but a very thoughtful and gifted group of souls on the WClub talked some of us through what they did to fix their Poppy’s hair. It worked like a dream on mine. If you are a WClub member and want to see the tutorial, head over to the WClub forum and look under IT Airways Poppy. My “thanks” to the contributors!


She is a young Anna Wintour here. The hat did not come with the dress. It is a floral scrapbooking embellishment. The pink pearl necklace is one I made.
-Rebecca
February 20, 2016 | Categories: Fashion Royalty, Poppy Parker | Tags: Bellissima Couture, Bellissima Couture Fashions, David Buttry, Doll Photography, fashion doll, Fashion doll photography, Inside the fashion doll studio, Integrity Toys, Integrity Toys 2015, IT Airways Poppy Parker, ITFDS, OOAK doll couture, OOAK doll fashions, Poppy Parker, Poppy Parker 2015, Rebecca Berry Photography | 9 Comments
What do I mean by that? Good question. With all the negativity going on right now surrounding this new articulated silkstone body from Mattel and the general feeling that they are not listening to their adult collector community, I took a moment to refocus. I was getting too wrapped up in the negativity of the bad front end user interface of the Barbie Collection website and the lack of information and general feel of apathy coming from Mattel. I needed to come back to why I like to collect…”Why am I doing this?”. I needed to go look at my collection and start falling in love again. It didn’t take long. I went into the studio and took some photos and started rediscovering why I love to collect fashion dolls. It’s not about Mattel and what they do and don’t do. It’s not about Integrity Toys either. They do play a part because it is their products that fuel a passion but it’s not why I collect.
The love lies in what is done with these fashion models. It’s the creativity and support of the community that truly fuels and sustains the love of this hobby. With so much hurt and negativity going on right now, I think it’s time to pull back and refocus on my collection and what I enjoy most about it. I am not one to be driven by the acquisition of a thing nor am I what some consider a completest. Contrary to some people’s believe, I do not own every Silkstone Barbie ever made ( although I would not turn down the opportunity to LOL!). What I strive to do is have a collection of things that I truly enjoy. So…that is what I am going to try do do with the blog this year. Focus on enjoying the collection I have and not get tied up in where Mattel is going with their product line or not going with their website. It’s time to enjoy the collection I have. And I hope to share that enjoyment with you all through the photos I produce.



This gorgeous lady came to me at this past year’s Barbie Collector convention in Virginia. She is a Mannequin Maven. Mannequin Maven’s are the collaborative team of the very talented Maryann Roy and Hilda Westervelt. I love it when these two gifted artists get together and create! They never disappoint. Hilda and Maryann have collaborated for various charity donations for GAW, Kenvention, NBDCC and Rome Fashion Doll Convention.
The poodle…well…the poodle is a whole other story. That little guy came to me through a new friend made at Barbie convention and it quickly became my travel companion and sort of travel meme through the entire trip. For those in the “poodle club” …and you know who you are…it was time to bring the poodle out for a real photo shoot. We really need to give this little guy a name before next convention.

February 17, 2016 | Categories: Barbie, OOAK Barbie, Silkstone | Tags: 1/6 clothing, 1/6 fashion doll, 1/6 fashion doll clothing, Bellissima Couture, Hilda Westervelt, Inside the fashion doll studio, ITFDS, Mannequin Maven, Maryann Roy, Maryann Roy Welcome Home Furnishings, OOAK Barbie, OOAK doll couture, OOAK doll fashions, OOAK Silkstone Barbie, Rebecca Berry Photography, Repainted dolls, Silkstone Barbie | 40 Comments