I love the sheepiness -- the smooth resin (no seam lines, right!) with the wool, Beryl's clean lines with the wild disarray of the hair. In my observation, the bjd aesthetic usually favors perfectionism (beautifully made clothes, clothes, not a flyaway hair in sight, immaculate face ups), and you know that is lovely, but it makes wildness all the more striking when you see it. (Also, I am a force on entropy, so I'm biased.)