MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY!

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KOCHANI <3 W te Święta Bożego Narodzenia życzę Wam (i sobie) zdrowego egoizmu, czasu dla ludzi i rzeczy naprawdę w a ż n y c h, a także zachwytu nad pięknem chwili dnia codziennego, który gubimy gdzieś po drodze. Niech te Święta trwają cały rok, choćby przez jedną krótką chwilę na dzień, ten przelotny moment odpoczynku od zgiełku codzienności. Samych s z c z ę ś l i w o ś c i !

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Merry Christmas 2017

On behalf of everyone here, Fashion Doll Stylist wishes each and every one of you in the dollysphere, a Very Merry, Jolly Dolly Christmas.

Paris Christmas Windows '17

Avenue Montaigne, Paris' high fashion neighborhood

It's that time of year again. A time when the stores of Paris show off their creative best with whimsical Christmas windows and streets lined with twinkling lights. This year's editions took us back to simpler times when Santa Claus and his elves were busy delivering gifts for good little girls and boys. And though dolls were not the focus this December, we still thought we'd share a bit of Christmastime in the City of Lights.

Galeries Lafayette
The center of the universe at this department store is, of course, a gigantic Christmas tree. This year chocked with colorful balloons and inflatable toys!!!

This year's theme is "Spectacular, Spectacular."

Printemps Department Store
This year's windows takes its visitors on an enchanting journey through the animated figures' magical voyages via air, road.

BHV-Marais
For this year's windows, the department store teamed up with the Danish consulate for a "Danish Christmas."

Georges Larnicol
And though it has little to do with Christmas specifically, we couldn't help but share these tasty window displays!

 Eiffel Tower entirely in chocolate!!!

 The Arc de Triomphe. Note the detail!

 And of course, the cathedral, Notre Dame, again, entirely made of chocolate. Spectacular!!! The amount of detail is incredible!!! Above is the front and below is the side view.

Note: We are late in posting and replying to your comments because I took some time off from my vinyl family to enjoy my (human) friends, food and the sights of Paris. There are 2 other exhibitions which include that of the late, iconic fashion photographer, Irving Penn. I'll post those photos soon along with my own tips for photographing dolls. Nonetheless, I'm back on doll detail and preparing the next few posts. The next will be posted in a few days!

Place Vendome with the Ritz hotel in the background

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Home for the Holidays!

Me and my dolls wish all of you and your dolls a very warm and wonderful Merry Christmas!!!

This year, I was determined to get every last doll in the house dressed for the holidays. This was no small feat. And since they are all decked out in their finest, they insisted on being photographed throughout the house! (Special thanks to my father who puts up with my dolls invading most of the house during the holidays.)

My bedroom is ground zero for all operations. The dolls all want to be downstairs on the piano, but there simply is not enough room AND.....SOMEBODY'S got to keep me company!!!! (Still on Christmas and New Year's Eve, they sneak downstairs to the livingroom.) I have two doll size Christmas trees, one on each nightstand. Each one is decorated with mini-ornaments, tiny angels. The one nearest the side where I sleep, also are decorated with my late mother's costume jewelry.

On my nightstand:

 

On the other nightstand:

 

High above, on my chest of drawers:

They are dressed and waiting for Saturday night's Black & White Ball downstairs on the piano!

 

Next door in the guest room:

These dolls have their own party on New Years. This year, I had enough clothes for everybody to be better dressed than in previous years.

On the nightstand:

Yes, another tiny tree, covered with tiny toys.

Out in the hallway:

A few of my mom's dolls under a slightly bigger Christmas tree.

Meanwhile, downstairs in the dining room:

They mix in with old family photos on the buffet cabinet.

I took the idea from the Doll Conventions and created my own "centerpiece." Of course, once the food arrives, dollies must get out of the way!!!!!

 

Everybody to the living room!

These three dolls at the foot of the tree, are part of a large doll collection of my late mother. They stay in the living room year round.

On one of the cocktail tables, I've put the dollar store and "homeless" dollies (who insisted on being part of the action this year.) Inclusion is a good thing!

And of course, there is the piano. My dolls' "stage" where they come to model all throughout the year!

And here we are, back upstairs, in my room, atop my dresser drawers. Nice work, girls!!!

 

 

 

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