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When beauty appears, Dolldom takes note. JAMIEshow resin dolls caught Dolldom's attention with their exquisite renditions of Mel Odom's Gene Marshall, the three of which have been profiled extensively in our stories. 

When the Holiday 2013 line was announced, our collective editorial eye went to the super beautiful new sculpt named Natalie. An African-American character, her looks define supermodel of the world. And with a resin color previously available only in dreams, Natalie is a must have doll. 

From JAMIEshow's website:

"Introducing Natalie, our newest character. Natalie the slightly younger sister of Kyra, hit the Paris runway scene as soon as she was able! Strutting her high heels down the catwalk, her striking look made quite the impact! She is now the toast of the Paris couture runway.
 
Natalie is a dark skin tone resin 16" Fashion BJD. She is made of the exclusive JAMIEshow J-Resin. She has interchangeable hands, and can wear any of the JAMIEshow rooted wig caps.
 
Natalie is dressed in an off the runway outfit, a two piece jacket and skirt, with tulle underlay. Designed for JAMIEshow by Lori Lyon, Jamie's Favorite new Designer. The jacket is made up of an under layer of silk, with asymmetrical layer of tulle laid over. The jacket is lined. Her shoes are a work of art unto themselves in silver with spiked heels sporting a regal design. Her wig cap is a new style just for her, pulled back soft curl afro".

High quality at a sane price point paired with superb additional offerings such as a varied selection of wig caps, hands, shoes, and fashion make this JAMIEshow doll a veritably sound acquisition. The body sculpt is versatile and adapts well to the many fashions in a fashion doll collection.

For this exclusive entry, Dolldom lavished the very best on Natalie: Time of Doll wigs, Joy Jarred jewelry, Retros, and Tonner Doll Company fashions.

In Antoinette's Bold fashion and JAMIEshow's Scheherazade wigcap, Natalie is a Steampunk vision.

The fiery red haircolor suits her perfectly.

Friday Night Date. Natalie's debut skirt is paired with a sheer T-shirt from the Cami and Jon line by Tonner Doll Company, a belt by Liz Cole for Retros,  and luscious jewelry by Joy Jarred. Her debut wig is exquisite and nicely symmetrical.

What not to look at? Sensory overload. The eye dances from face to jewels to hair to eyes to lips...

In a Time of Doll hard cap wig, Natalie models her debut outfit. The raven beehive is strong and complements the strong lines of her fashion.

Paris, 1940-something. In a Théâtre de la Mode design by Tonner Doll Company and a period Time of Doll wig, Natalie plays fashion historian. A suit so well cut is never out of style.

Tropical dreams. In Retros' leopard classic and verdant necklace by Joy Jarred, Natalie is island bound. Her wig cap is borrowed from Phoenix Gene Marshall.

Lip gloss or skin care commercial?

Fierceness redefined.

Very much inspired by the beauty and talent of Dolldom favorite RuPaul, this photos portray Natalie as supermodel of the world. She knows how to work the Tyler Wentworth dress and the Time of Doll wig.

A pose to strike.

For more on Natalie, visit her a JAMIEshow Dolls.