Lea in Josefina's Outfits
Josefina's Meet Outfit
Josefina's Indigo Skirt & Camisa
Josefina's Christmas Dress & Mantilla
Josefina's Feast Day Finery
Josefina's Summer Riding Dress & Hat
Josefina's Party Dress & Spencer Jacket
Josefina's Fiesta Dress
Josefina's Dress & Vest
Josefina's Harvest Outfit
Josefina's Weaving Outfit
Josefina's BeForever Meet Outfit
Josie's clothes look amazing on Lea! They all are awesome on her!
ReplyDeleteThey really do!
Delete:) Yes!
DeleteI am a bit surprised at how well I like her in Josefina's outfits. Totally believable.
ReplyDeleteI was surprised as well, as I was not expecting that. :)
DeleteI like her in Josefina's clothes.
ReplyDeleteMe too! ^_^
DeleteMaybe she would make a good Clara!
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness, yes!
DeleteClara clearly has brown eyes and hair, not hazel eyes and blonde hair. Lea looks way to white to even be considered Mexican.
DeleteI have a Mexican friend who looks like Lea so I find her believable in Josefina's clothes, but her hair/eye combo is too light for me to picture her as Clara. :)
DeleteI guess I'm in the minority, but I don't care for her in Fina's clothing. Maybe it's because it's distinctly New Mexican to me, so my eyes are having a hard time with seeing a blonde/hazel doll in clothing associated with people with darker hair and eyes.
ReplyDeleteThat makes sense. I do have a friend from Mexico who actually looks similar to Lea (light hair/eyes with medium toned skin) so it's easier for me to see her in these outfits. I do still wish that Lea had been more undeniably a character of color, instead of one which could be mistaken as a white character with a tan. :/
DeleteI think that she could pass for one of Josefina's sisters! Or a friend or cousin or something like that... She looks beautiful in all of Josie's outfits!
ReplyDeleteHannah M.
Perhaps a friend? I can't shake the illustrations of Josefina's sisters with black and dark brown hair, and brown eyes out of my mind. :)
DeleteBrazil in 1824 = United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves
ReplyDeleteFor those who read the comments, Sarah is mentioning the history of Brazil at this particular point in time.
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