One pink-haired interchangeable head came with the doll, but we also bought 3 more interchangeable heads – Sweetie, Sporty, and Cutie. So I ended up with a total of 5 dolls in one. I did a photoshoot for the new arrivals, but haven’t given them names yet.

And as a gift to myself, I bought a fake Liv Sofia with a spare blonde wig. It’s definitely made worse than the official dolls, but it’s blonde for contrast and cost as much as the original doll’s wig. I took some photos of her in the wigs.

This is Alexis the doll from Liv from the School’s Out series. She is very photogenic and easily changes looks with wigs.

She has a very beautiful figure, ankle and wrist joints, beautifully shaped knees, similar to Feshenok’s, and smaller breasts than Tyler and Sydney’s. The little one loves posing and had her first photo shoot.

I worked as the stage director, and my sister Lyubochka was the photographer. We really entertained the vacationers by crawling on the sand and among the flowerbeds with a doll and a camera. But it was worth it!

They immediately ended up in a photoshoot in nature, since we bought them at Antoshka when we were heading to the countryhouse. I named the girls Asya and April. The weather was magnificent! Spring was felt everywhere, especially in the forest, in every budding bud and every flower! Our photoshoot with Isha, Heidi, and the new girls tried to convey this mood.

The clothes are made very well. Only the dress isn’t black like it appeared in the promotional photos, but dark blue. And I liked the shoes the most – classic pointed black stilettos with a red sole.

The doll even came with a one-year warranty certificate.

I think the name Meghan would suit her, and for some reason I think her homeland will be Australia. Anyway, welcome, Meggie.