MODern Gals Unite

I want a doll! I want a doll!


Séverine leads the way in her Retros sheath.

By Hand, Baby, Do It by Hand!

The magic of hand beading. Hand beading on supple black satin. Intricate hand beading on an exquisite design. Rare. Mythical. Sylvia Campbell reaches the apex of timeless style with this made-to-measure gown for Séverine. Based on a Mattel design exclusively sold in the Japanese market, this tour de force titled "Séverella" (or is it "Cinderine"?) leaves every one spellbound.

Why does Séverine enjoy all these luxuries, one may wonder? The answer is simple: the world is in love with Séverine, the doll of five hundred faces (for that is her edition number) and everyone wants to lavish her with their affection.

For more on Sylvia Campbell and her couture, visit her at Snowdance Originals. Vive Sylvia! Vive Séverine! Vive la joie!

Love, 

Caprice

Come to My Valley, Doll

 Look. They drummed you right outta Hollywood! So ya come crawlin' back to Broadway. Well, Broadway doesn't go for booze and dope. Now you get outta my way, I got a guy waitin' for me. 

Séverine's on fire in Sylvia Campbell's tribute to Pucci madness. Necklace by Joy Jarred. 

Afternoons

Pierre, please, don't let the cats out.








Séverine meets her appointments only in the afternoons in a Rosina Haskell design in sparkly cobalt blue halter knit dress with detachable ruff.

À la mode Mod

Séverine steals the show in Maddie Mod's golden mini. Shocking pink gloves were Francie's. Apostrophe chair by Welcome Home by Maryann Roy.

Séverine's Song du Jour

@ The Candy Shop

All photos by Julian Kalinowski.