This was definitely not the post I was planning to make, but turns out it was the post that I felt like writing. To be fair, I have been very busy with both work and my German classes. On top of that, I've had doctor appointments and other things that have kept me busy, so I haven't had much time to work on anything doll-related, despite how much I wanted to. Since it hasn't been possible to make any sort of craft project, I thought it could be a good idea to do a short doll review, because those are much easier to do, and I have a ton of dolls sitting in their boxes. Today is finally time to review Barbie Looks #16, which came out ages ago, but I really want to talk about her. Mr. Monster bought her as a gift, but I can't remember if it was for my birthday or for Christmas. Anyway, she's been sitting in her box for way too long. This doll came out with the third wave of Barbie Looks. Contrasting with the first two waves that had more muted color schemes, this wave ...
Lovely collection and great idea to make a collection page! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Farrah Lily, I'm glad you like it.
DeleteHello, is Victoria a Fashionistas doll? I must have missed this one. Luv your background colors that match them so well.
ReplyDeleteBlessings Ms.V
Hello Ms. V! Yes, Victoria is a Fashionista doll. She's the L.A. Girl, rebodied into a Made To Move Purple top doll.
DeleteHello, beautiful collection. I would like to ask you what skin tone Joy and Michelle have got. Is their skin tone like a Pink Top Made To Move? Thanks for your answer.
ReplyDeleteHello Nad'a! Sorry, I haven't seen your comment until now. I haven't tryied to match those dolls myself, but some collectors seem to use the pink top Barbie for Michelle. Joy has an slightly darker skintone though.
DeleteAll your dolls are so pretty. :D It's neat to "meet" another doll collector.
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Thanks Quinley. Welcome to my blog. I do agree, it's nice to meet new people
DeleteBeautiful collection.
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