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Libby Frame

Peach Riot · USA

Libby Frame and the band that plays so loud

Three girls from the '90s, a band that never existed — and yet you can hear it in every detail of the figure.

Libby Frame is an illustrator from Los Angeles, a graduate of Illustration Design with a minor in Film Studies. Before she came to Pop Mart, she worked as a concept artist — drawing characters, building worlds, telling a story through movement and pose. When Pop Mart proposed a collaboration, she knew one thing: she had to create something she could work on for years. That's how Peach Riot was born — a band of three girls who live, rebel and play just the way she always wanted.

Poppy, Gigi and Frankie — a blonde, a redhead and a blue-haired one — each with her own character, set in the '90s in the US Pacific Northwest. These aren't figures, they're a band with a story.

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Members of the band
90s
The era and aesthetic
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The artist's city
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A song on Spotify

Riot grrrl as DNA

The inspiration was the riot grrrl movement from Olympia, Washington — anarchic music, full of energy and freedom of expression. Libby took the aesthetic, the fashion and the spirit of that time and created something both nostalgic and very contemporary. Every figure has plenty of movement — the pose tells a story before you read any description. A graphic style, contrasting colours, stage costumes and musical details built into every design.

A mirror in the characters

Libby puts herself into each of the characters — not on purpose, it just comes out that way. Her own style, musical taste and identity are literally built into Peach Riot. This isn't a commissioned project — it's her world. For the Punk Fairy series she even wrote and recorded her own song, “Battle Fairy”, available on Spotify.

Peach Riot is a band that never existed — and yet it plays so loud you can hear it in every detail.

How to spot the original

The box and print — the original has a clear Pop Mart logo, sturdy cardboard and precise printing. Blurry colours and thin cardboard are a warning sign.
Build quality — the facial details, paintwork and colours should be sharp and consistent. Fakes have a smudged finish and cheap material.
The ID card — the original includes a card with Libby's artwork.
QR code on the packaging → the official Pop Mart site → authenticity verification.

The key series

Street Style the Peach Riot debut. Three girls, three characters, one band. Libby bought her own figures on release day.
Rise Up the T-shirts on the figures are her own designs, which she used to sell earlier in her little shop.
Punk Fairy fairies, punk and a guitar. Libby wrote and sang a song for this series.
Rush Hour / Sleepover / Loading more chapters of the Peach Riot world — each series is a new chapter in the band's life.

Beyond the figures: the CASETiFY × Libby Frame “Big Bloom” collaboration — cases and accessories with her floral illustrations. Libby's world reaches beyond the collector's shelf.

The whole Peach Riot collection is waiting here — loud, rebellious and full of character.

See the collection →