Barbie could be a regular girl by day and a glamorous rock star by night. Released in 2001, this doll had an Ever-Flex waist and a rotating scalp, allowing kids to switch between blonde hair and purple hair for two different looks. Jam n’ Glam Barbie, with her metallic silver pants and two-tone hair, was the ultimate 2000s rock star. in 2008, although dolls were still produced for the foreign market until 2011. The line was released in 2002 and was discontinued in the U.S. My Scene dolls have large heads with exaggerated features, making them easily distinguished from the Barbie line. Not technically part of the Barbie line, this line nevertheless reused Barbie body and accessory molds, and Barbie made an appearance as a character. These dolls were Mattel’s answer to the popular Bratz line by MGA. Image: My Scene Hangin’ Out dolls via My Scene Wiki
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The Fairytopia line eventually led to the 2005 Barbie movie “Barbie Fairytopia,” which was the first film in the fairy franchise of Barbie entertainment. Available in pink, purple, or blue, these glittery fairies are easy to find on the secondary market due to their popularity. If you were a girl in the early 2000s, you either had one of these or knew someone who did. These dolls had gorgeous makeup and their colorful hair and tails gave them a unique look. Since these were playline dolls, most dolls were purchased for children and are subsequently difficult to find in mint and complete condition secondhand. Released in 2002, Mermaid Fantasy Barbie and her friends, Kayla and Christie, enchanted children with their long, colorful hair and rubbery tails that moved when you squeezed them. Four dolls were available a blonde doll in a pink dress, a brunette doll in a blue dress, a redhead doll in a green dress, and an African American doll in a yellow and orange dress.
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One of the last series of playline dolls to use the Twist n’ Turn body mold, the Hip 2 Be Square dolls stand out with their colorful geometric-print dresses and large rectangular earrings. Popularity of the Barbie line has dwindled over the years, but Barbie will always remain a cultural icon.Were you a kid playing with Barbie in the early 2000s? If so, you’ll probably recognize some of these iconic dolls/lines from the decade. Throughout Barbie's history, everything about the line has been controversial, from her body dimensions and clothing choices to the lack of diversity in the line and the potential effects Barbie has on young children who view her and her friends as role models. Everything young girls could imagine doing or becoming could be acted out with Barbie. There were doll clothes and accessories, pets, playsets, and furniture and dollhouses too.
The Barbie line quickly grew to include Barbie's friends and family, including her boyfriend Ken, younger sister Skipper, best friend Midge, and many others. Grooming, dressing, and playing with Barbie dolls opened up a whole new way for girls to imagine adulthood. Handler wanted to create a doll with more adult-like features for young girls like her daughter, who had outgrown the baby dolls and paper dolls that were popular at the time. Invented by Ruth Handler, Barbie was copied from a German fashion doll named Bild Lilli and has undergone many transformations over the years. The first Barbie doll was made by Mattel in 1959. Hello Kitty Mini Sticker Book Vintage 1986 Sanrio Stickers.Strawberry Shortcake Postalette Stationery Card with Custard Under Umbrella.Mommy Charms Collector Poster My Little Pony Charm Checklist.Charmkins Happy Birthday Wrapping Paper - 1 Sheet of Gift Wrap.Lady LovelyLocks Pamphlet Vintage Advertising Toy Brochure Booklet.Marjolein Bastin Blue Pansies & Bluethroat Bird Hallmark Greeting Card with Envelope.Rose Petal Place Stickers Vintage 1983 Unused Sticker Sheet.Herself the Elf Greeting Card with Blue Envelope - "Just to Keep in Touch".My Little Pony Vintage Birthflower Ponies & Fan Club Special Order Mail Offer Booklet.
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