Height: 163 cm / 5 ft 4 in
Weight: 29 kg / 63.9 lb
Upper Bust: 93 cm / 36.6 in
Lower Bust: 68 cm / 26.8 in
Shoulder Width: 34 cm / 13.4 in
Waist: 61 cm / 24.0 in
Hips: 101 cm / 39.8 in
Neck Circumference: 25 cm / 9.8 in
Arm Length incl. Hand: 64 cm / 25.2 in
Arm Length: 48 cm / 18.9 in
Hand Length: 16 cm / 6.3 in
Arm Circumference: 19 cm / 7.5 in
Leg Length: 93 cm / 36.6 in
Length Of Foot: 20 cm / 7.9 in
Thigh Circumference: 57 cm / 22.4 in
Calf Circumference: 33 cm / 13.0 in
Vaginal Depth: 18 cm / 7.1 in
Anal Depth: 15 cm / 5.9 in
Character Profile
Carlota is one of the collection's strongest expressions of Spanish femininity.
Her features balance the definition and softness often associated with Southern European beauty: expressive eyes and brows, a refined nose, full lips, and naturally feminine facial contours give her an effortless connection to a Spanish aesthetic that feels passionate, romantic, and subtly proud.
Carlota is the Spanish equivalent of Charlotte. Compared with the more Anglo-French character of Charlotte, Carlota sounds warmer and more spirited, while still retaining a sense of tradition and refinement. It naturally complements a face that combines polished femininity with unmistakable Southern European vitality.
Carlota is interpreted through two culturally recognizable yet dramatically contrasting Spanish identities: Carlota Flamenco and Carlota Siesta.
One belongs to passion, movement, and Mediterranean sunsets; the other to long afternoons, sea breezes, and the luxury of having nowhere to rush.
Flamenco is the fire of Spain. Siesta is its breeze.
Character Concept
Keywords: Relaxed / Fresh / Resort / Privileged Ease / Coastal Romance
If Flamenco is music rising with the sunset, Siesta is the coast suddenly becoming quiet at two in the afternoon.
Siesta is one of the most recognizable words associated with the Spanish rhythm of life. It means more than an afternoon nap - it represents the freedom to let time slow down.
In this interpretation, Carlota's dramatic intensity is completely softened. Clear blue eyes, fresh pink skin, glossy jelly-like lips, auburn braids, and floral details transform her into a young woman enjoying an endlessly slow seaside holiday.
She has nowhere to rush and nothing she needs to prove.
That ease becomes its own form of sophistication.
Her greatest luxury isn't jewelry - it's having the entire afternoon to herself.
Makeup
Siesta's makeup creates a deliberate contrast with Flamenco, focusing on freshness, softness, and luminous hydration.
Dark eye shading is minimized in favor of pale pink, champagne, and gentle nude tones, allowing her blue eyes to become the natural focal point. Fine liner subtly extends the eyes without adding excessive drama.
Soft pink blush gives the complexion the natural warmth of someone who has just woken from an afternoon nap or spent time beside the sea.
The defining detail is her soft pink jelly lips - full, glossy, and luminous without relying on strong color.
The entire look can be summarized as: nothing is intensely colored, yet everything seems to glow.
Hair
Siesta features warm auburn twin braids.
Compared with Flamenco's wind-swept ombr¨¦ waves, the braids soften Carlota's face and give her a younger, more relaxed character perfectly suited to a seaside setting.
Small daisies, roses, or other floral details woven into the braids become an important styling signature, reinforcing the natural romance of a Mediterranean summer.
Neither the fringe nor the braids need to appear overly perfected. A little looseness makes the character more convincing¡ªher hair should feel casually braided, not freshly finished in a salon.
Styling Recommendations
Carlota Siesta is best suited to Mediterranean Summer, Coastal Romantic, Spanish Resort, and Soft Vacation Glam styling.
Ocean blue, cobalt, white, cream, pale yellow, soft pink, and touches of turquoise create an ideal palette. Blue-and-white swimwear, lightweight slip dresses, linen and cotton dresses, crochet cover-ups, floral pieces, and naturally flowing resortwear all complement her character.
Accessories should remain relaxed rather than formal. Woven bags, wide-brim hats, small pearls, shell jewelry, floral hair details, and braided sandals work particularly well.
Where Flamenco is rich and intense, Siesta needs room to breathe.
The formula is: ocean color + natural texture + the luxury of never being in a hurry.
