Grey bunny keychain with grey tutu and star

Grey bunny keychain in a snowflake tutu

Head on, the rabbit sits in the palm of a hand: 14 cm tall from ears to toes, two long drooping ears in deep pile, a pale pink oval nose and two round black eyes, no mouth at all. The tutu layers several widths of light grey tulle, and the print catches the light differently depending on where you stand.

What the printed tulle actually shows

Look closely and the motifs are mostly silver snowflakes, with a handful of stars scattered among them rather than the other way round. The skirt gathers at the back with no visible fastening, and the reverse of the ears is lined with paler, longer fur than the outside.

The feather collar and its single heart-cut stone

What sits at the neck is not tulle but a collar of dark grey feathers, set like a ruff across the shoulders. At its centre, one clear faceted stone cut as a heart, mounted on silver-tone metal, with a short grey satin ribbon hanging below. One stone, no string of pearls. If you want to compare shapes, the page where the rabbit versions are grouped shows the lace ones too.

The grey bunny, point by point

The silver flower you only spot up close

On the close-up shot, a small embroidered silver flower with petals and leaves appears at the top of the head, tucked against the right ear, a rhinestone at its heart. It is not mentioned in the product name, yet it is what tells this rabbit apart from the other tutu versions.

Clipping it to keys, a bag strap or a coat loop

The clasp opens with one thumb and closes on a key ring or a bag handle just as easily. The plush stays soft against leather or canvas, and the champagne glitter feet are the first thing anyone notices when it swings. For a fob that is already crowded, look instead at the lighter charms in the same aisle.

Keeping the tulle and feathers tidy

Printed tulle does not take kindly to damp rubbing: a dry cloth drawn over it without pressure handles most marks. The feathers lift again under a soft brush, or a quick ruffle with your fingertips. Store it flat rather than crushed at the bottom of a bag, since the tutu never quite recovers its shape once squashed.