Audrina is designed to be preppy and has a blazer as well as a brightly patterned split tartan skirt. Underneath you'll find tights, socks, a white pretty shirt, and hair extensions to add some color. Audrina can be fun to dress up wildly with Jun's clothes or go arty with Kana's. Behind Jun, she's my favorite of the set. She also received a makeover after the launch version and the second version (now on sale in places like Target) gives her a more natural look and a little better quality clothing.
The really neat thing about the Juku dolls is the amazing posability of them. They can do so many poses and stand on their own just fine. I've put Juku Couture dolls into head stands, sitting on various objects, even hanging like a monkey from a shelf just for fun. For that reason, I give the Juku dolls much higher marks than most dolls.
I really like that she looks like a teenager the clothes fit the personality well. I've had a chance to buy all the dolls and all the extra outfits and enjoy putting the different variations on these dolls. Jun is my favorite of the line since her looks are so very similar to the very expensive high-end Japanese dolls that cost $200+. And although these dolls don't fit barbie sized doll clothes, they come with so many options with their wardobes that it would be hard to get bored of them. The whole point is to layer everything.
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if you love soom and other ball jointed dolls but cant afford the hundreds of dollars on one even the 'barbie' sised ones get this! they are so cool. hard to fit clothes though. they use Bratz stuff okay or bff doll clothes.But, they come with plenty of layered clothes to make lots of outfits.they are made like regular bjds and you could evn use some hand replacements. they have rooted hair though so no wig changing. I loved the poster profiles that come with it. this one named Audrina lives in new york and has a light red shade of hair... familiar?
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