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I have wanted a traditional Alice Dal since I started collecting Jun Planning/Groove dolls, so I’m very happy about Classical Alice Dal.



The dress underneath her apron is lovely.


She has bloomers on underneath. Her apron does not fit; the top almost seems to have been fit to Pullip rather than Dal.


Otherwise her stock seems of reasonable quality. Her shoes are adorable, and the purse with crown key is a nice accessory.




The wig is of higher quality than many stock wigs, but with a noticeable thin spot (fortunately covered by her hairbow).


Her body is of more brittle plastic than older models. I find her lip paint a little odd, but only notice it when I look really closely. I love her smokey eye shadow.


I definitely recommend her to Alice and Dal fans!

Ohh im so getting her now, you're review has convinced me
And thank you so much for taking a picture without the apron and the closeup of her face!
I always feel weird buying dolls when i dont know what their eyebrows look like? haha

I wonder if the apron for her is the same size as the classical pullip alice?

Aww she is so so cute, as a big fan of Alice; I'm now considering to get her She really fits the classic 'Alice' image, your photos looks abit better than the prototype. Wish their eyebrows wasn't so hidden by their hair.

Lovely! She reminds me quite of Romantic Alice blue - But she's a doll so its nicer. And I love her eyes.

Though most importantly,
I want that purse!

Hmm.. do her shoes fit on a Pullip? It looks a bit bigger on a Dal.

edit again: TrueFan, will you do reviews on Steampunk eclipse Dal by the time she is released?

Thanks for all the comments! Glad you found it helpful.

I haven't tried them on but I'm sure her shoes will fit Pullip.

I am trying to post photos and a review of each Dal as she comes out, so I will do the new steampunk Dal. I also post the reviews on Flickr and in the PullipStyle shop.

She's a very pretty dal! I think she has so much possibility! However, I have other dollies on my wishlist first.