THE FASHION DOLL REVIEW

I was able to acquire my very first Barbie in close to mint condition at the last Barbie convention. My friend Kathie found this rather un...

My latest addition is a 1970s era Cipsa doll (manufactured in Mexico, licensed by Mattel). She's a mystery doll to me, and a wonderfu...

Super Linna , a photo by alington on Flickr. It's the attack of the clones! This lovely Steffie-faced doll is actually not a Mattel ...

Valerie , a photo by alington on Flickr. Created by Cipsa, licensed by Mattel in Mexico, around 1978, this lovely and unique Steffie Bar...

Convention attendees were given a chance to preview the new Dynamite Girl collection, "In The City." These dolls will be shipping ...

 My newest girl: a 1976 SuperSize Barbie. (One of the few dolls I own that is older than me!) I acquired her in a trade at my local doll m...

One of the most prolific and popular designers of the 1970’s was Halston. He certainly was the definitive 70’s designer and practically def...