Black and White Mood with Poppy Parker "Neutral Code"

Integrity Toys continues to develop the Poppy Parker brand and, under the patronage of designer David Buttrey, has introduced a new addition: the monochrome "Neutral Code" collection. This collection, a testament to the timeless appeal of black and white, boasts a quartet of dolls divided into two distinct categories: two exclusive to dealers and two available through the RIGHT-TO-BUY lottery. Among these dolls we meet three different characters - the iconic Poppy Parker, the cheerful G and the mysterious Naja, now reborn as Jolie James.
You can buy dolls from official Integrity Toys dealers or be a member of the W-Club and try your luck in the lottery.

The entire collection exudes a certain aura that perfectly reflects the story behind its creation. It all begins with Poppy Parker embarking on a journey from New York to London, where she has been invited to the long-awaited opening of avant-garde artist Riley Ridget's latest installation, Op Art. Ready to jet off in style on the Concorde, our girl Poppy makes an absolute fashion statement in black and white, ready for hours of fashion fun ahead!
Only for W-Club members via the "RIGHT-TO-BUY" lottery

Young and talented actress Jolie James is looking forward to her participation in this historic art and fashion event in London, England. Jolie is ready to charm the audience with her unique style, creating an optical illusion with the help of a stunning outfit, the unconventional style of which will make the black beauty stand out from the crowd.
This doll is made on the "new-old" Jolie James mold, which was previously called Nadia/Collette 1.0. Surprisingly, this doll itself is available for free purchase through dealers.

Riley Ridget, the famous creator of op art, has personally invited Poppy Parker and her friends to participate in her upcoming exhibition of optical art in London. Riley knows that a successful exhibition is not only about art, but also about the "right" audience. Poppy Parker, a darling of the fashion world, is well aware of this and is thrilled to be a part of this pivotal moment in the 1960s art scene. This is the legend of "Chess and Checkmate" - a name that symbolizes the combination of fashion and art.
The doll is available for purchase at Integrity Toys dealers.

Ever keen to make a splash, Ginger Gilroy took the opportunity to shine at the art show alongside her fashion icon Poppy Parker. Wearing an outfit that epitomizes fashion travel, she plans to create her interpretation of what "op art" means with a quick wardrobe change.
Only for W-Club members via the "RIGHT-TO-BUY" lottery
Finally, Poppy Parker's Neutral Code Collection, created by talented designer David Buttrey, invites us to explore the timeless appeal of monochrome elegance. An exciting story that intertwines fashion, art and individuality, it promises to leave a visible mark in the world of collectible dolls.