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Dior Barbie |
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1910s Barbie |
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1920s Barbie |
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1940s Barbie |
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Montreal, Paris and London "City Seasons" Barbie |
The
Queen Barbie post was pretty fun
so I thought I would share
a few more dolls that I found while wasting precious moments of nap time looking at Barbie dolls. Don't judge.
The Dior Barbie!? Perfect. The 1940s Barbie? Appropriately voluptuous with a rad dragonfly brooch to boot. But my favorites are the three ladies in the
"City Seasons" series, mostly because their coats and hats are amazing. I'm ready to order a human-sized version of the
Autumn in London outfit right now, feathered beret and all. And the
Winter in Montreal Barbie looks a bit like Madeleine Kahn, non?
via
Wow Dolls
2 comments:
A friend of mine had that 1910s Barbie when we were kids... If I think back of how we played with that thing my cheeks go sort of red. We thought she looked a bit silly.
oh wowsies! what amazing clothes...Madeline Kahn! you are so right!
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