W Club Luncheon - NuFace returns

Chrome Noir Erin Salston - giveaway doll, W Club luncheon

 NuFace was the theme of the W Club luncheon this year at the Integrity Toys convention. The dolls have gotten a body upgrade--with a better arm structure (similar to FR2) and a slightly more uplifted rear.

The giveaway doll was Chrome Noir. This lovely Erin has dark hair with a streak of brown, in a sequin shorts outfit.

Sensuous Affair Giselle Diefendorf - centerpiece

Additionally, Sensuous Affair Giselle Diefendorf was available for purchase. This centerpiece was available for all attendees for $150.

Evening Siren Ayumi N.

This doll is a brand new sculpt. A new body and a new look, too--Jason Wu collaborated with Vaughn to complete her look. She was also available at the W Club luncheon for purchase. I'm not sure about her price.

Tantalizing Dominique Makeda - official workshop doll

Rob's official workshop doll, this lovely doll Tantalizing was available in the salesroom (with the enrollment of a workshop), and she was also announced at the luncheon. (I think she's my favorite!)

OOAK Erin Salston

NuFantasy collection Erin, this one of a kind doll was available in the raffle room. She was inspired by Little Red Riding Hood.

OOAK Giselle Diefendorf

A little modern, a little disco, a little 70s, NuFace makes a comeback with this one of a kind Giselle, also offered as a raffle win.

Sales and treasures at Vogue Collectibles

Crystal Celebration Daphne Dimples

Be sure to take a peek at the sales and found treasures at Vogue Collectibles! In their latest promotional newsletter, there was a surprise announcement of some hard-to-find dolls, including some extra Poppy Parker dolls from this year, Hansel and Gretel from the NuFantasy collection, and a lot of hard-to-find retired Tonner Doll Company collectibles, including Wizard of Oz, Brenda Starr, and previous Tyler Wentworth collections.

Photo property of Tonner Doll Company.

Tatyana in Randall Craig

The Red Queen, a photo by alington on Flickr.

The Red Queen was getting a little bored in her outfit, and the Queen Bee does not like to wait.

This is the IFDC convention doll from 2010. I've taken down her hair and straightened it slightly. The hair is pretty thick, and wow--what a red! Like Red Rabbit Misaki! I love it.

She's dressed in Randall Craig's "I Know A Place" (still in stock at Windy City) with a replacement belt from a Barbie Basics accessory pack. Her over-the-top earrings are by Tonner Doll Company. Even with the jewels, she still isn't pleased.

See more photos of this dramatic lady on Flickr.