Gyaru plush Doll progress

So far, my project has been very lackluster. My clay was delivered to the wrong address, and I had to get it redelivered, but it arrived just in time. The materials I have used so far have been aluminum foil, clay, magnets, and a very fluffy fleece fabric, along with gel polish and stuffing. I would say that so far, I am almost done with one doll, which came out a little smaller than I intended, but I think the design change had to be made to get the project done faster. So far, I have the body and head done, and I still have to attach the arms and ears. One thing I do need to plan on working on is the clothes and accessories. For the doll I am currently working on, I want to do the kogal aesthetic, which is like the school gyaru; however, I do not have the fabric for the jacket. I am currently using a darker brown compared to the lighter tan that is typically used. I also need to work on the face. While I have a general plan of what I want the face to look like, I think I have sketched a simple plan for the main faceplate with color. I did a practice run of what type of material to paint on the face. I decided to use gel polish instead of acrylic, as I originally planned, because it gives me more of a grasp on what I can make matte and what can be shiny to emphasize parts of the makeup and keep it simple. I also like that glitter polish has more glitter than the glitter paint, making adding details more fun. I also think that i had a lack of fabric options so far so most of the color choices for the animal suit veered away from sketch. While I make the other dolls, the colors have become dull, but the textures are more interesting from two different cheetah or leopard print fabrics, and I have a fluffy white, pink, and raccoon tail pattern fabric. I also plan to make a yellow fabric tiger-striped if I have enough time, since I couldn’t find tiger-striped fabric at the store.