#fairytalecharacters

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It's time to conclude this season 4 with a doll license that its fans ardently miss: "Ever After High"!

For Raven, the appeal of her redesign lay in contrasting her with Apple White. That's why I straightened and slightly shortened her hair.

I wanted to give her Legacy Day line a bit of a wedding dress feel, because that's an essential aspect of the happiness promised by her destiny.

I wanted to play on the non-conformist side of Wonderland by giving Madeline's outfit a slightly non-binary feel. I'm not claiming to have mastered the codes associated with this gender identity, and I apologize if I misuse them, but I think it would be a good basis for a character like Madeline.

I wanted to give Briar's everyday outfit a slightly sportier look. But I was afraid of straying too far from the character, so I tried to find a compromise. I also cut her hair because, in my mind, it will have plenty of time to grow while she sleeps. For her Legacy Day Line, I was partly trying to give it a bit of a dressing gown feel.

Do you have a favorite Disney movie? Lana: “I have two, actually. Dumbo, which I love. That was my favorite Disney movie to watch with my dad. The other is The Little Mermaid. I think every little girl wants to be a mermaid. I would definitely swim out to sea and pray to the mermaid gods to turn me into a mermaid. The Little Mermaid was a favorite. I think initially I adored Ariel. As I got older, I found Ursula fascinating to watch. Her body language and the bigness in character. She’s not only big in size but in voice and in movement. I loved it. She also has some effect on a subconscious level in the development of the Evil Queen. Little nuances here and there, like in those fun scenes with Hansel and Gretel, there are scenes where I can play Ursula.”