Suburban Liberation

Robert Tonner introduced his fashion doll Rayne in 2019 as a creative muse and a fashion canvas (blank, bien entendu).  Beautiful and unique, as all Tonner sculpts are, Rayne was a descendant of Phyn and Aero's Wonder Woman and, as such, a tall, strong amazon. But if the dollector could not sew, what was Rayne to wear?

In this very first entry for the month of May 2022, Rayne is on a mission modeling LizRetros' Suburban Liberation Collection. Evocative of the early 1970s, the styles are flower-powerful in their quest to take unabashed glamour to all activities: from grocery shopping to driving the neighbor's kids (Rayne is a darling) to soccer practice. For who says that daily life must be devoid of glamour? LizRetros believes firmly in the opposite, as evidenced in this exclusive photo portfolio of her latest collection of dresses, blouse and slack sets, scarves, and 3-D printed stilettos and sunglasses for Rayne and other dolls using the RTB-101 body sculpt. 

LizRetros for All 

Don't Leave Home without Them!

Shoes!

Elegant!

Stiletto heels!

With a low vamp for nice toe decolletage!

Hand painted!

Unique!

Elevate your look!

Leave it to LizRetros to come up with new ways of keeping treasured dolls spoiled. For her new line of shoes now expands to fit a range of 1/6 fashion dolls. Perhaps, this long weekend is the time to take inventory and finally get shoes to replace missing ones or to give a beloved classic more glamour! From solid colors to powerful animal prints, the mouth-watering selection (all have red soles - a nod to monsieur Louboutin) is sure to make decisions difficult!


 Anouk by Nav Sikand chooses pink leopard to complement her "Berlin" cocktail look.


A vintage high-color American Girl Barbie opts for classic black for her classic brocade sheath. The Sears exclusive mink coat was reproduced with recycled fur by Sylvia Campbell.


Mamzelle de Paris' Sophine has fun in a sheath by LizRetros and golden leopard heels. Necklace by Joy Jarred.


For more information, visit LizRetros boutique!

Photoplay, Circa 1957

Dolldom's editors recently discovered this never published Photoplay story featuring Gene Marshall and her pal Violet Waters modeling shoes for an upcoming film. The beautiful pumps, manufactured by LizRetros (who also designed the wardrobe) as an exclusive for Monolithic Studios, featured a low vamp and a virtuoso stiletto heel. Both actresses enjoyed modeling and taking home a pair!















The film was a hit!

LizRetros' Boutique - for shoes and all other forms of beauty and glamour!

Shoe Fetish

The shoe theme continues for this month of May 2020 with LizRetros mouthwatering array of high-heel shoes, this time made to fit Gene Marshall and her friends from all iterations, years, and makers.

The LizRetros model is a classic pump rendered exquisite with her signature talent and humor. After being 3-D printed, each pair receives a special treatment: a suedette insole and chic embellishments, air brushing and hand painting. And what hand painting this is! Inspired by the hues of flowers with gradations of complimentary colors, evocative animal prints, and of course, primary necessities like red and black.

Why not give your special Gene, Ivy, Violet, Madra, Oona, or Zita a token of love?

For more information on these creations and to purchase a pair, visit LizRetros' Boutique!

LizRetros' Boutique

A Pair of Heels

A pair of heels, you say? LizRetros obliges and NuminaDoll's Ondine models.






"Electric Blues" adds punch to your beaded black gown with a strong metallic hue and red soles.




"Leo" makes a wild statement with its hand painted faux skin design, red soles, and daring toe cleavage.

For more information on these 3-D printed, hand painted 

and finished shoes, visit 

LizRetros' Boutique.