Attention figure fans, have you checked out ”Lolly: Clothed Only Ver.” yet? This time, the character ”Lolly,” drawn by the popular illustrator DS Mile, has appeared before us once again in a different outfit. What’s more, it’s the ”Clothed Only” version. In other words, unlike the initial version, this one is exactly as the name suggests: a specification where she remains ”dressed.” Clad in a white bunny suit, she isn’t just cute; she has a somewhat ethereal presence, as if she stepped right out of an illustration.

The greatest charm of this figure is, above all, the texture and translucency of the outfit. The white bunny suit enveloping her entire body, while simple, gives a very sophisticated impression thanks to its meticulous sculpting. In particular, the expression of the hair, where the color gradually fades toward the tips, and the softly rendered body lines around the waist show brilliant craftsmanship that naturally draws the viewer’s eye. It is more than just a 3D object; it creates the illusion that a single illustration has been brought to life in 3D.

It’s also worth noting that ”Lolly: Clothed Only Ver.” was personally supervised by DS Mile. This means it wasn’t just ”based on” the character, but rather his personal attention to detail resides in every part. From the facial expression and pose to the flow of the hair and the wrinkles in the outfit, everything is designed from an ”illustrator’s perspective.” Because the level of perfection as a work of art is so high, you don’t just display it; you feel as though you are being drawn into its world as you gaze upon it.

In addition to the base, this product comes with an illustrated postcard by DS Mile as a bonus. This is a thoughtful touch that fans will appreciate. You can display it with the figure or keep it close by to admire, expanding the ways to enjoy it as a collectible. However, please note that this ”Clothed Only Ver.” does not include interchangeable torso or left arm parts. In other words, this specific version is the final, completed form. That simplicity is exactly what makes this figure so graceful, beautiful, and sophisticated.