What is a magnetic fashion paper doll game?

A magnetic fashion paper doll game is a screen-free creative activity where illustrated silhouettes and magnetic garments can be styled and rearranged. Ryvdoll transforms the traditional paper doll into an editorial wardrobe experience, allowing children and fashion lovers to compose outfits, experiment with silhouettes and reinterpret fashion through play.

Ryvdoll is for EVERYONE! Regardless of age, gender, or anything else, Ryvdoll is for all. Ryvdoll aims to remove the 'children’s toy' label, which is too often synonymous with 'frivolous,' when in fact the objects in question could be extremely useful to many adults. As explained in the manifesto, why should social networks be allowed to be considered 'for adults' and then be taken over by younger users, but not the other way around? If Ryvdoll appeals to you and resonates with your sensitivity, then it is meant for you. Don’t overthink it.

Where is Ryvdoll made?

Ryvdoll is designed and made in France. Each collection reflects a contemporary approach to fashion play, combining illustration, magnetic design and quality materials.

What is the minimum age?

Ryvdoll is for children starting 6 years old. Ryvdoll was imagined as a playful object, made to inspire and spark creativity. Its discovery might be fit for younger children, under careful adult supervision.

You can begin with the coffret of your choice. In each coffret, you will find a complete, new, exclusive collection of clothing and accessories, along with a Ryvdoll and many items.

How does Ryvdoll work?

It couldn’t be easier: you simply need to remove the clothes and accessories from the precut magnetic sheets, and use them to dress Ryvdoll. No cutting necessary.

Why are the editions limited?

Ryvdoll is handmade in Paris. Each coffret has a serial number written by Ryvka, who assembles everything. The limited editions embody that work. Limited editions also allow collectors to build unique wardrobes without duplicating pieces across collections.

Is Ryvdoll included inside the coffrets?

Absolutely, each coffret carries an original Ryvdoll. Ryvdoll can share her wardrobe with other friends, which you can add. Volume 10 (Party Edition) is special because the original Ryvdoll has pointy toes so she can wear heels. Clothes from previous coffrets will fit her, but not the shoes.

Ryvhome is the interior design part of the Ryvdoll universe. It can be combined with Ryvdoll, her friends and their clothes but can also be bought and appreciated on its own.

How is Ryvdoll different from traditional paper dolls?

Unlike traditional paper dolls, Ryvdoll uses magnetic pieces instead of tabs. This allows for easier styling, greater durability and more freedom in composition. It is conceived as an editorial wardrobe rather than a simple cut-out toy.

Ryvdoll x SACAI

A Japan-themed exhibition at Le Bon Marché and a SACAI pop up curated by Mrs Sarah Andelman herself. What might be my dream scenario came to life. And I am extremely proud to be part of it.

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Working with the SACAI team was a dream: complete freedom, mutual understanding, and trust in the outcome.

I love how the Ryvdoll Fashion & Traveling Coffret can be transformed and reimagined into such different forms and identities. As I like to say, it’s like a notebook and a pen: it’s all about what you want to use it for.

Appealing to a brand like SACAI, and especially to its customers, gives Ryvdoll a dimension that feels very close to its original goal: giving meaning to our possessions.

Don’t get me wrong, the idea that Ryvdoll could hold a special place in a girl’s childhood is something I still can’t quite get my head around, and it brings me so much joy and fulfilment. But seeing a fashion-obsessed collector look at every single detail of this edition is something else.

I weirdly feel understood by SACAI die-hard fans. Maybe because, like me, they are obsessed.

A beautiful article about the collaboration put into words something I hadn’t quite articulated myself:

“It also reduces fashion to a deceptively simple childhood format. Paper dolls have historically offered an accessible way to experiment with clothes, identity, and styling without owning the garments being represented. Magnetic construction updates that tradition while preserving its tactile appeal.

In an era dominated by digital styling tools and algorithmically assembled outfits, there is something particularly effective about making the experience physical.”

Here is a map of what’s inside the coffret:

The clothing section is especially full this time around, as you can see here:

The editorial elements, the styling notebook, the collection description, the lookbook, the tutorial… give context and meaning to each piece and I hope you will appreciate this little world inside an anonymous metal box.

Send me photos if you stop by the corner :)

Ryvka

Ryvdoll x SACAI

A Japan-themed exhibition at Le Bon Marché and a SACAI pop up curated by Mrs Sarah Andelman herself. What might be my dream scenario came to life. And I am extremely proud to be part of it.

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