THE FASHION DOLL REVIEW

Image from FlyGirlBlog.com Based on the Integrity Toys upcoming convention, I found the following article on Tropicália from Wikipedi...

Shirred Not Shaken Vanessa , a photo by alington on Flickr. I know, it's already nine days into 2012, and I haven't posted any N...

This new Barbie collector book is loaded with over 500 gorgeous photos of vintage and contemporary Barbie dolls, many of which have never be...

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Sassoon was born on born January 17, 1928 in Hammersmith, London. His father was from Salonica in Greece, and his mother, whose family was o...

If there is one name that comes to mind when thinking about 1960’s fashion and the British invasion, it has to be Mary Quant. Mary Quant ty...

Another of the great 60’s designers is probably one of the least known but certainly no less of an icon of the swinging 60’s, Rudi Gernreic...

When I think of the 60s,there are three faces that always come to mind.  Twiggy,  Veruschka and Jean Shrimpton.  I believe that they are mos...

I’d like to continue our look back at the 60s with probably the most prolific of the 60s designers: Pierre Cardin. His career went well bey...

I'd like to continue our look at the swinging sixties with probably the most outlandish and controversial of the 60s designers: Paco Rab...

A wedding is a rite of passage, a shift from childhood to adulthood, and most western wedding traditions can trace their origins back to anc...

With the popularity of Poppy Parker and a resurgence of interest in 60s fashions, I thought it might be interesting to do a series on some o...

Josephine Baker was born Freda Josephine McDonald on June 3, 1906 in St. Louis, Missouri, the daughter of Carrie McDonald and vaudeville dr...

Elsa Schiaparelli was born in 1890 into a wealthy, distinguished Roman family and grew up surrounded by scholars and artists. She was a head...

Gabrielle was born on August l9, 1883 in Saumur, France. Her mother died when she was twelve, and her father, a traveling wine peddlar, le...

Allow me to present Lan , a BJD by Bobobie, to you. As you may recognize, she is approximately the same size as Tyler Wentworth by Tonner D...

“Theatre de la Mode”, the theater of fashion. The name promises images of grand staircases and plush velvet curtains and delicate women ador...

I’d like to finish up the series on post war designers with probably the most well-known and well-regarded of the big three postwar designer...

Guest blogger Milady Blue begins a new post series on her "years of yore": what young doll collectors once had to do in order to b...

I’d like to continue the series on designers by talking about the second of the top three post war designer Pierre Balmain. Balmain also cla...