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| Connie Carter #3 (the center doll) temporarily posed with two other redhead fashion dolls. |
The redheaded "Connie Carter" (the center doll above) that arrived recently was purchased to display with two other redheads. Unfortunately, she doesn't display well with Demi Celia (on the left) and Studio XOXO! Basix Midnight Fire Fanah (on the right).
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| The three Connies. |
Connie #3 displays better with the two Connies that preceded her. I wanted them dressed in similar fashions. So I redressed the first two Connies, as shown next.
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| They wear different colored, clingy spaghetti-strap dresses: light blue, gray, and tan. |
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| They display much better together. |
The white-haired doll looks like she could play the role of Storm (Ororo Monroe), described as one of the most powerful and iconic superheroes in the Marvel comics. Halle Berry and Alexandra Shipp both played Storm in past X-Men movies.
Another collector named his unbranded, maker-unnamed doll Connie Carter. I adopted that name from him. I love their gorgeous faces, dark lip color, articulation, and their low price, but I'm not very fond of the static-cling-prone nylon hair.
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