But you can send me Eric ->
or Bill -> 
with fangs, without fangs...any old, dead way.The packaging is very nice with the window box showing the entire doll. Box has a magnetic closure.
Contessa's gown is a 4 layered affair - the lining, the underskirt, the wine-colored layer and an over-layer of black mesh. The trim is nicely applied around the edges of the skirt layers and there's a tiny trim of lacy edging at the bodice. The corset looks like a separate piece but is sewn on and has stitching that resembles boning.
Overall the quality is excellent. Her shoes are faux leather with a decorative detail and ribbon ties.
The fashion is completed with long black gloves, black stud earrings and a simple multi-strand chain choker.The body is the surprise.
She's got a full-sized Fashion Royalty bust with a slim waist and hips.
The hip joints have more movement than do those of Fashion Royalty dolls and this doll can sit at a 45° angle. Nice. 
I am impressed with the total package in spite of the high retail price of $149.99. Many dealers are discounting the doll by $20 or more.There is a Certificate of Authenticity but no edition size. All the CoA says is that once this edition is closed, no more will be made. That means it's an open edition. No surprise there.
See you at Fangtasia?
