My Seven China Girls

Five fashions for supermodel-bodied fashion dolls

Seven is often described as a lucky number. Including my last three supermodel fashion dolls that arrived on July 4th, I have a total of seven. This post features the seven China-made dolls and a couple of Barbies as they are currently dressed. Five of these tried on the recently ordered fashions shown above.

Unbranded supermodel fashion dolls from China are on display.

I ordered five fashions with redressing my last three supermodel dolls (shown above) in mind, but that plan changed after the fashions arrived. Instead, I chose to redress two Barbies and my four Xian Xian Supermodel fashion dolls. I added an additional fashion to the five new fashions to complete this plan.

Barbie Looks Model 10 (Simone) models this fashion with the wrong colored shoes.

I could not find black or green shoes that fit her feet.

So, I painted the blue shoes black.

Simone's dress and shoe colors coordinate now. 

2025 Barbie Basics Model No. 03 is permanently removed from the box now and is redressed in a cherry-print fishtail dress.

My first two Xian Xian supermodel fashion dolls are redressed in fashions that use the same fabric. The doll on the left wears a new fashion. I already had the fashion on the right (which inspired me to order the other one).

The next doll (another Xian Xian supermodel with a different head sculpt from the other two above) was difficult to photograph. One eye kept getting a glare from the camera's flash. So I shared the best four photos because I love the poses.

This Xian Xian fashion doll wears a peppermint-print fashion made of thick polyester knit material.

Because she has an eclectic style, she wears one red earring and one green earring.

Celebrating Christmas in July...

...she wears this well.

Worn with light-blue high-heel shoes, the last of the new fashions is a slinky two-piece blue dress modeled by another Xian Xian doll. This diva uses the same head sculpt as the doll that is celebrating Christmas in July.

While seven has not been a noticeably lucky number for me, I enjoyed contemplating and/or redressing these 7+ dolls and foresee more of that activity in the future.

Side Note: Of the four Xian Xian supermodel fashion dolls that I now own, the following headshots illustrate my favorites in the order of their photos.

These are my favorite Xian Xian supermodel fashion dolls and were the first to arrive.

These two Xian Xian supermodel fashion dolls run a close second to the dolls immediately above.

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Xian Xian Doll 2

A boxed Xian Xian doll arrived from China with other items in this plastic mailer.

The doll's box was covered with a tight layer of styrofoam.

The styrofoam did not prevent damage to the box as illustrated here and in the next photo.

The top corner of the "Looks" box was crumbled during shipping.

The doll's name and skin color are included on the back of the box as "Supermodel doll" and "Black" respectively.

The doll was attached to a "Xian Xian Princess" printed red box liner. (The liner took some hits during shipping.)

Thankfully, this doll does not have the bent leg flaw that my first doll has. 

Both dolls use the same head sculpt. This one's darker lip color makes her look slightly different. See the comparison photo later in this post.

I ordered these three mix-and-match fashions which include shoes as shown.

Denim Skirt Ensemble

The fishtail denim skirt ensemble includes a sparkly gold halter top with a gold neck chain, an aqua mock-tweed knit coat, aqua high heels, and dark sunglasses.

Supermodel Miya wears the complete denim skirt ensemble.

In this photo, the knit "tweed" coat is removed.

Knit "Tweed" Skirt Ensemble

The next ensemble includes an aqua mock-tweed knit jacket, matching skirt, and oversized cap with a white cotton crop top, and a larger denim purse with a gold bead and pearl shoulder strap.

Miya models the complete "tweed" knit skirt ensemble.

The "tweed" ensemble is modeled without the jacket.

Again, without the knit "tweed" jacket, Miya models the oversized cap, the COC logoed crop top, and the denim shoulder bag that has Xian Xian in red letters printed on the front.

Denim Pants Ensemble

The last fashion includes pleated baggy denim pants, a sparkly gold halter with yellow ribbon ties, an oversized white shirt, an aqua knit "tweed" hobo purse, a gold bead and pearl necklace/waist chain, and black slingbacks.

Miya models the complete denim pants ensemble.

To get Miya's hands through the small cuff holes, the hand was first wrapped with a plastic candy wrapper (that's what I had nearby without going to the kitchen to get Saran wrap). Without the plastic wrapping, her stiletto fingernails poked the fabric and thread inside the sleeves and cuffs. 

The two Miyas are seen in a comparison photo. They share the same head sculpt. Braided-hair Miya's darker lip color gives her a slightly different (and better in my opinion) appearance.

The Two Miya Supermodels

Miya #2 continues to wear the aqua knit "tweed" suit while Miya #1 wears the denim fishtail skirt because of its maxi length to cover the bent leg issue. 

Miya #1 mixed and matched some of the accessories with the denim skirt as illustrated next.

The denim skirt is worn with a gold halter, and the Xian Xian denim purse is held backward to hide the XX logo. Gold stud earrings complete this look.

Here, the denim skirt is worn with black slingbacks.

Miya chose to replace the slingbacks with black open-toe high heels.

In this last photo, the necklace/waist chain is worn as a waist chain to add some pizzazz to the denim skirt fashion. 

I am pleased with the 2nd Xian Xian Supermodel's lip color and the braid quality.  Will I order the third doll with curly hair? Probably not. These two are enough. 

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Xian Xian Fashion Supermodel Miya

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There are countless items to collect and write about. Black dolls chose me.

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