Fashion doll
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Fashion dolls are typically small dolls (often 12.5" or shorter) designed to be dressed and redressed to reflect fashion trends or occasionally fantasy play. These are manufactured both as toys and as collectibles, and enjoyed by many age groups. These are also commonly redone by OOAK artists who repaint faces, reroot hair, or occasionally do other alterations.
[edit] Fashion doll lines
- 4-Ever Best Friends by MGA Entertainment
- American Girls by Mattel, formerly by Pleasant Company
- Barbie by Mattel
- Bild Lilli doll halfly by Mattel
- Blythe by Takara, formerly by Kenner
- Bratz by MGA Entertainment
- Bratz Babyz by MGA Entertainment
- Dawn doll by Topper / Kenner
- Dollfie by Volks Inc.
- Fulla by NewBoy Toys
- Gene doll by Ashton-Drake
- Generation Girls by Mattel
- Groovy Girls by Manhattan Toy
- Hot Looks by Mattel
- Jem by Hasbro
- Jenny by Takara
- Kelly Club by Mattel
- Kitty Collier by Robert Tonner
- Lady Lovely Locks by Mattel
- Licca by Takara
- Lil Bratz by MGA Entertainment
- My Scene by Mattel
- Pullip by Jun Planning
- Razanne by Ammar Saadeh
- Sailor Moon by Bandai and Irwin
- Strawberry Shortcake by Bandai/Kenner
- Spice Girls by Hasbro
- Unoa by Gentaro Araki
- Wee 3 Friends by Mattel
- What's Her Face by Mattel
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