Customer Reviews

Corolle Les Cheries 13" Fashions (Ballerina Set)

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My daughter has this doll and she really likes her. I don't care for Barbie and I wanted to wait on American Girl for my daughter, so this was the perfect alternative. She's lovely but not babyish, but not too mature. Her hair is lovely to style (which my 5 year old loves to do) and very durable for the brushing and combing. The only problems I see with this doll are that her one eyelid slightly sticks a little, so she sometimes looks like she has a lazy eye (nothing wrong with that! Just sayin'...) but my daughter doesn't even notice it. Also, the ballet shoes do not have ties long enough to wrap up her legs and to stay up. They are sewn up when the first arrive, but you have to remove that if your child wants to undress and dress her.
Just a note: You can also buy this doll in everyday streetwear and buy a ballet outfit separately. I did that for my other daughter, and the ballet shoes on that have ties longer than the ones on this doll.

Its dosen't include the doll, only include the dress and the shoes. Expensive, don't you think so?

A bit expensive but very good quality. I'll certainly make some clothes myself, but for those without time or a sewing machine I strongly recommend the official line of clothing for the corolle dolls.

The Doll clothes are good we already have one doll for them,
but they SHOULD HAVE SHOWEN THE CLOTHES IN THE BOX. i thought we were buying the doll.

There is no doll included!! I guess it was stupid of me not to read more carefully, but the picture and price led me to believe I was ordering a doll. I definately think this item is well over priced being that you only recieve the dress and shoes, and it isn't even well made! Very disappointed.

This is a very cute outfit for the Corolle 13 inch Les Cheries dolls. Anything with "set" in the namse for the Corolle Les Cheries dolls is the outfit ONLY. If you are looking for the dolls, look for their names in the titles (Camille, Clara, Chloe, Cecile, and Capucine)