Hot Dots Poppy Parker

"Hot Dots" was a gift set from Integrity Toys' Tropicalia convention held in Orlando, Florida in late Sept. 2012.  She came with a swimsuit as well as a casual outfit.  She had the same skin tone as "Sunshine Games" Poppy Parker ... slightly darker than the more commonly used "Caucasian" skin tone, but not as dark as "Sweet Confection."

She had blonde hair swept in an updo. Her eyes were blue and right-glancing and had the same screening used for the convention's table centerpiece doll "Sea Breeze."  This was also the screening used for "Holiday in the Hamptons" and "Endless Summer," among others.  She had applied eyelashes. Her lips were a medium/dark pink and her eyebrows brown.  Her eyeshadow was very natural-toned.

Her main outfit had a matching shorts and jacket set, both done in white fabric with orange, pink and light blue polka-dots.  She also had a cropped orange top to wear under the jacket; a matching beaded necklace and bracelet set; orange earrings; orange sandals; a light blue belt and white-and-light-blue tote with a handle.  Her one-piece swimsuit was hot pink, and it had a matching wrap skirt to go with it. 

The Sabrina Collection - "Most Sophisticated"

Original price: $180
Limited edition of 450
June 2012

The Poppy Parker sculpt was used for a special 2012 collection based on the 1954 movie "Sabrina" starring Audrey Hepburn.  Each of the dolls used in the collection had variations in the colors and screenings used for the face paint, as well as lavish costumes from the movie.

"Most Sophisticated" was a gift set with three complete outfits.  The doll sported short, almost-black hair with dark brown eyebrows.  Her eyes were right-glancing and dark blue, with eyeshadow done in natural light brown tones.  She had red lips.  The lips were not a true red, but more of a pinkish-red.

She came with two white suitcases -- one large and one small -- banded in dark red; a black purse with a handle (not a clutch purse); three pairs of shoes (black pumps, black flats with a white design, and white sandals); her gray poodle named "David"; a white turban-style hat; and earrings.  She also came with a dark olive green coat.

Outfit #1 was her "returning home from Paris" ensemble:  a navy blue double-breasted suit.  The suit has black gloves and a white turban-style hat.

Outfit #2 was the boating outfit from the movie:  a plaid shirt with white shorts.  The shirt had a wrapped look in the front.

Outfit #3 was a long-sleeved black sweater with black capri-length pants.

The Sabrina Collection - "The Chauffeur's Daughter"

Original price: $150
Limited edition of 350
Mid-June 2012

The Poppy Parker sculpt was used for a special 2012 collection based on the 1954 movie "Sabrina" starring Audrey Hepburn.  Each of the dolls used in the collection had variations in the colors and screenings used for the face paint, as well as lavish costumes from the movie.

"Chauffeur's Daughter" was a gift set with two complete outfits.  The doll sported forward-facing brown eyes with a natural eyeshadow done in brown tones; pale lips; and medium-brown hair done up in a ponytail with matching brown eyebrows. 

This set came with two pairs of shoes:  cream flats and black flats.  Extras include pearl earrings and a camel-colored coat. 

Outfit #1 was Sabrina's ensemble from the first scene in the movie:  a black long-sleeved shirt under a black-and-white printed dress/jumper with a full skirt. 

Outfit #2 was her "cooking school" outfit:  a white long-sleeved blouse with a full, knee-length, light blue skirt, with a black apon over it. 

Baby It's You Poppy Parker / Chip Farnsworth gift set

Original price: $150.
Limited edition of 650
Debuted at IDEX 2012
April 2012


This was a two-doll gift set that premiered at IDEX 2012.  It featured a platinum-haired Poppy Parker with the debut incarnation of a new character in the Poppy Parker line, Chip Farnsworth III.


Poppy had platinum hair with light brown eyebrows and deep brown, left-glancing eyes with pale pink eyeshadow.  Her lips were salmon pink.  Her eyes shared the same screening as "Ask Any Girl," "Sweet Confection," "Fashion's Night Out," and "Simply Simpatico."

Poppy came with a knee-length coral party dress with a shirred skirt, accented with a coral rose and ribbons at the waist. She had matching coral shoes, elbow-length white gloves, a rhinestone bracelet and earrings, nude pantyhose and a white clutch purse.

This was the very first appearance of the Chip character in the Poppy Parker line.  This debut Chip had blue eyes with dark brown hair and eyebrows.  The hair was flocked on the sides, with the top longer and swept back in a gelled 60s-inspired 'do.  He uses the FR: Homme body. 


Chip wore a black-and-white tuxedo with a white dinner jacket; black bowtie; white shirt with black buttons down the front; and black pants with suspenders.  His shoes were black with white tops, not solid black.

Simply Simpatico Poppy and Darla gift set

Right out of the box.

Original convention price: $150

This was a gift set from Integrity Toys' "Jet Set" convention held in Chicago in Oct. 2011.  It came with two dolls and many coordinating clothing pieces.

Poppy has left-glancing blue eyes with pale pink eyeshadow and prominent black eyeliner underneath her eyes. Her lips are nude. Her hair is long and golden blonde, with bangs.

Darla, who uses the new Darla Daley sculpt, has right-glancing brown eyes with pink eyeshadow, and pink lips. Her hair is dark brown and very short.

Shown without the jacket and vest.

The clothing pieces are coordinating and can be mixed-and-matched.  For example, Darla's vest also matches Poppy's skirt exactly and can be combined with that as well as with Darla's pants.

They come with two pairs of earrings: One silver stud set and one set of silver hoops. They come with a long-sleeved pink shirt; a long-sleeved pin-striped shirt; two types of ties done in the same floral print; a long-sleeved jacket in the same floral print; one pair of pink shoes; one pair of black shoes; a gray vest, gray skirt and gray long pants that are all out of the same fabric; one pair of white fishnet tights; one pair of white fishnet socks, and two stands. Their earrings are their only jewelry. They did not come with purses.

"Simpatico" Poppy's eye paint is the same screening as "I Love How You Love Me," and the two dolls are similar.  The differences are that Simpatico's hair is a darker shade of blonde and she has bangs; her eyebrows are a bit darker; and her eyeshadow is pink with a strong black lower eyeliner, while "Love Me's" eyeshadow is pale yellowish. Below is a photo of the two together so so you see the differences.

Simpatico Poppy, left, with I Love How You Love Me.

I Love How You Love Me gift set

Original price: $150
Limited edition of 300
A Dolls Magazine exclusive that came out in late March 2011.

This Poppy appeared on the cover of the Feb. 2011 issue of Dolls Magazine. She had light blonde hair done up in a similar style to 2009's "Reluctant Debutante," with blue, left-glancing eyes, blonde eyebrows and pale pink lips. She has the same facial screening as "Fashion's Night Out" and "Ask Any Girl," but in a different color palette.

240 of the gift sets were sold to W Club members via a lottery before the doll went public; the remaining 60 were offered on the Dolls Magazine web site a few days later.

The set included one doll with three complete outfits, two pairs of shoes and one pair of bedroom slippers. It came with a solid white dress; a solid white coat; a long-sleeved but short nightgown (pink and white gingham with red accents); bloomers that match the nightgown; a red jumper over a white blouse; white lace tights and nude pantyhose; a white clutch purse; a white hair bow; pearl earrings; red shoes; white pumps; and slippers that match the nightgown.

Ask Any Girl gift set

Original price: $130
Limited edition of 425
From the Jason Wu Event VII: Dark Romance convention held in Oct. 2010 in Pittsburgh, Penn.

This was a gift set with a brunette Poppy Parker and three outfits. She had dark green, left-glancing eyes, pale pink lipstick and very dark brown hair curled under in the back. (Hair was almost black, but not quite).  Her eyeshadow was pale pink, fading to a yellowish hue up to her eyebrows.

The set came with a cream lace dress with a dark brown bow wrapped around the body under the breasts; a cream-and-white tulle slip; a pale pink turtleneck sweater and dark brown shorts combo; a cream-and-brown 2-piece tweed suit with six black buttons in the front (the jacket is lined with pale pink); a dark green sleeveless shirt, and a white hat. The set also came with short white gloves, two sets of shoes, a necklace-and-earring set (gold, set with very dark brown stones), a white clutch purse and nude pantyhose.

Her facial screening is same as "Fashion's Night Out/Bergdorf" and "I Love How You Love Me," but in a different color palette.

She's Arrived gift set

Original price: $165
Limited edition of 350
From the mainline 2010 collection

This was a gift set that included a doll with two complete outfits and two pairs of shoes. She had golden blonde hair and blue, forward-facing eyes with pink eyeshadow. She shares the same facial screening as "Beatnik Blues," but with bright pink lips, pink eyeshadow and golden eyebrows.

The set included a white sleeveless blouse, a hot pink pencil skirt, a matching hot pink jacket with two buttons and a high collar; a hot pink headband; a two-piece dress with a white background covered in pink, black and light blue squares with a light blue belt (the top and bottom are separate pieces); a white knee-length tulle/net slip; a light blue suitcase; wrist-length white gloves; a white clutch purse; white pumps and pink strap sandals; two pairs of nude pantyhose; a pearl necklace and rhinestone earrings; and a shopping bag that says "Miss Teen" on it.

The suitcase really opens, and has a magnet that holds it shut.

Holiday in the Hamptons gift set

"Hamptons" with her hair taken down.

Original price: $150
Limited edition of 300
W Club exclusive / IT Direct exclusive from 2009

A gift set that included a Poppy with dark red hair drawn back in a ponytail, right-glancing gray eyes, bright pink lipstick and blue eyeshadow. She came with three outfits and two pairs of shoes. 

Doll came with light blue pumps and white sneakers. The ensembles included: short wrist-length white gloves, a white short jumpsuit with black, yellow and light blue polka-dots on it; a black belt with a light blue round buckle; a sky blue shirt with buttons down the front; lime green capri pants; a solid black dress with bows at the shoulders; a polka-dot clutch purse that matches the jumpsuit; a bouquet of pink roses wrapped in white; a jewelry set with single-rhinestone earrings and a black hair bow;  a polka-dot scarf that matches the jumpsuit; and a knee-length black tulle slip.

If you take down this doll's ponytail, the hair is either completely bald in the center back of her head, or else just very thinly rooted back there (it varies). For people who might want to re-root the back of her head, her exact saran hair match is called "Rosewood Auburn" saran. (Color name comes from dollyhair.com ... the name may be different on other sites.) All the Poppy Parker dolls use saran for their hair.

"Hamptons" appeared on the cover of the Nov/Dec 2009 issue of Haute Doll magazine. This was the very first Poppy Parker gift set.