Princess Lyrica Doll - Dianna Effner's Li'l Dreamer

For the end of 2025, discover our 3 lovely Princesses - Dianna Effner's Li'l Dreamer...

Avant de nous quitter, Dianna Effner travaillait déjà sur un nouveau grand projet, qui a pu voir le jour grâce à sa famille (sa plus jeune soeur KC et son mari, ainsi que ses 2 filles).

The little Li'l Dreamers dolls are a souvenir from Dianna 's youth in the 1950s.
They reflect a sense of wonder that Dianna carried with her throughout her life, and that she shared with others.

This is a magnificent collaboration between Dianna Effner, who sculpted the mold, and Geri Uribe, who painted the prototype.

Li'l Dreamers dolls are described as follows:

• Size of 28 cm - 11 inches
• Little sister of the Little Darling dolls (33 cm)
  
• Hand-painted eyes (Real Effect)
• Vinyl - 5 classic joints (legs, arms, head)
• Removable wig (silicone cap)
• Suitable for amateurs or collectors aged 14 and over.

The Lyrica doll is an American princess inspired by a young musical artist who dared to dream big!

It was designed by Sara Effner (Dianna's daughter) and her glamorous dress was designed by Magalie Dawson.

She is a bright star, has long blonde hair, a fair complexion and dark blue eyes.

This is a limited edition of 50 copies .

LYRICA is wearing a stunning outfit, designed by the artist Magalie Dawson:

• Stunning long blue dress with ruffles
• Tiara, adorned with rhinestones
• Sparkling pink boots
• Handmade microphone, adorned with rhinestones

The sweet Princess LYRICA will be delivered to you in a pretty Gift Box, with the inscription Dianna Effner's Li'l Dreamer.

Several outfits and pairs of shoes are sold separately, feel free to take a look.

Important information :

- In accordance with our Terms and Conditions, we remind you that pre-ordered product reservations, once confirmed, are non-cancellable, non-modifiable or non-refundable .
The photos of LYRICA used in this listing (provided by Li'L Dreamer as an illustration of their work) are for presentation purposes only and are not contractually binding. Thank you for your understanding.