Rainbow High Natasha Zima Grayscale Fashion Doll with 2 Outfits & Accessories, Gift for Kids 6-12

I was not a fan of the first few series of Rainbow High dolls, not even taking into account when they were associated with the ridiculous Poopsie branding a few years back. I have to admit that Rainbow High is really something special now. My first doll was Daphne Minton so it's no surprise that Natasha caught my eye.These dolls, Natasha especially, remind me of when OOAK customs were first becoming popular. Her features are delicate and high quality. I'm immensely surprised at the level of detail put into the outfits, especially for a doll under $30. Her pleather skirt and top are patterned with actual pearlescent bead dots, lined with stringed plastic beads, and stitched with a lot of care. The stitching on her fur coat is beautiful, iridescent, and neat. Everywhere they could've gotten away with painting / printing on the "idea" of a pattern or accessory, this doll goes the extra mile to pay attention to detail. Natasha is a top tier example of an affordable fashion doll.Another really cool feature is her boots. I thought they were plastic molded to look like slouching fabric... but they actually ARE fabric. It's glitter coated fabric stiffened just enough to maintain the slouch style, and has a sturdy plastic heel on the bottom.Her eyes are glassy and bright, with just a pop of color on the cheeks and inside the irises. Her eyelashes are 3D as well.I'm incredibly pleased with this doll. She had almost no defects common in other mainstream fashion doll lines. I noticed another reviewer was missing one of the window outfits; I'd absolutely contact the manufacturer for a replacement, as they seem likely to really care about that kind of issue.

As a doll collector, I NEEDED her. Not only does she have a gorgeous design, but she’s very durable, have very high quality clothing, very soft hair, and would make a great gift for a kid or an adult collector. Definitely worth its price.

She was so much larger than I expected—which I love! If you’re a mom or a gran who’s buying this doll sight unseen but for the photos on Amazon, she’s not at all comparable to a Barbie or Monster High girl—she’s more along the lines of a Blythe doll, if that’s familiar to you. Large head and more slender body. At any rate, she is lovely. I’m going to add a photo which shows scale in just a bit.I’m a big fan of grayscale dolls which all started back in the day with a Frankie Stein grayscale and this lineup of dolls is no different, except to say that they are, if anything, even prettier than my sweet old Frankie. I plan on picking them all up. This photo was taken before I unboxed her, but her hair is wonderfully soft, she is poseable, the clothes are sewn (!) and they’re really cute. I like her second outfit a bit more—those slouchy cloth (!) booths and the beaded tank and mini make me think of a sixties go-go dancer at the TAMI TNT show (iykyk) and she’s so worth the price for what you’ve purchased.As always, I think dolls like this are a bit more suited to adult collectors than they are to kids, unless you’ve got kids who understand the value of their toys and are careful when they play. I was a fussy kid who, at 54, still has all her dolls in various states of ‘very good’ to ‘excellent’ so I know I’m kind of an outlier on this point. I still think that a child of about eight will do well with these as long as they too are a bit on the careful side. If not, ten is more than big enough. Dolls are meant to be played with and loved, and kids will certainly do both with these.Getting Nicole next, then Shanelle, then Heather, then Rexx, then…yeah. Love them!

I got her after I found her while scrolling through the doll section. And, I thought she was terrific. She's lovely to look at. I'm a Wednesday sort of way. I love her little outfits. The details are marvelous and everything seems well madeI really think she'd be a great doll for a tween. And, I think she comes in a nice set definitely worth the moneyy inner child did backflips when I got her. She's very nice

She's a gorgeous doll, same size as the other rainbow high dolls, good quality doll and has an adorable bow on the back of her dress, she's the perfect gift for a young kid or doll collector.

i love these dolls for many reasons one being the quality, they're really well made and im so sad that they decided to discontinue the line. they're super cute, only thing being that if you're giving these to young children TAKE AWAY THE ACCESSORIES these dolls come with some really small acessories like earrings and necklaces that are not safe for small children and are major choking hazards, they're really detailed but dang these things should not be marketed to children under the age of at least 10 mayve older, i'd also give the hair a nice wash just to remove the factory gel in the hair, hairs a bit crunchy otherwise

I got this individual Natasha as well as the one from the four pack collection and they look different so there does appear to be variant versions. The one that came in the single box, with her extra outfit, had much lighter makeup where the one from the four pack is much darker. I think she's a great doll overall, great for customization if you are into that. She has some of the better, fuller hair in the series, not a lot of bald patches. Her glitter boots do shed (glitter) a bit but are stunning and her studded two piece does have gems fall off if you aren't careful so I wouldn't give her to younger children.

She came in so lovely :) however, her hair has some yellow staining that I couldn’t really take off. Used some blue shampoo to try to tone the patch but I ended up making the hair around it blue as well. I assume the yellowing came from staining from the rubber bands.