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Barbie Princess Happy Birthday Doll Sale Price: $16.87  |
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BARBIE® Princess Birthday Doll: Happy birthday! Celebrate your birthday with Barbie® princess doll dressed in her special gown! Includes a gift-for-girl tiara as well! Doll cannot stand alone. For ages 3 and over. |
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Barbie Collector Happy Birthday Ken Glamour Barbie Doll Sale Price: $28.94 |
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Happy Birthday KEN® BARBIE® Glamour Doll: It's time to celebrate Ken® doll's 50th anniversary and birthday with the Barbie® glamour doll! A stunning vision, Barbie® glamour doll is especially designed from head to toe to incorporate Ken® doll's signature style and signature color! Her dress is cyan blue and the bow around her waist is inspired by Ken® doll's bow ties and the plaid bodice is a nod to Ken® doll's fabulous sweater vests... |
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Happy Birthday Barbie Princess Doll Sale Price: $21.83 |
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY® BARBIE® Princess Doll: Celebrate your birthday with Barbie® doll dressed in her special gown with beautiful bow! Comes with brush for Barbie® doll's hair and special gift for girl-a tiara! A favorite for girls of all ages! Doll cannot stand alone... |
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BARBIE HAPPY HOLIDAYS DOLL SPECIAL EDITION HALLMARK (1994) Sale Price: $9.00 |
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BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED BARBIE DRESSED TO THE HILT FOR THE HOLIDAYS! 1994 SPECIAL EDITION HALMARK'S HAPPY HOLIDAY DOLL COMES WITH COLLECTOR DOLL STAND, HAS A 5X7" PICTURE OF BARBIE INSIDE PACKAGE INSERT THEAT IS SUITABLE FOR FRAMING. |
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Mattel Happy Holidays Barbie Doll - Holiday Barbie 1998 Sale Price: $9.70 |
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1998 Happy Holidays Barbie doll presents her sophistication and elegance dressed in a holiday theme gown in rich black velvety fabric with exquisite silver glitter accents - she is truly something special as the only doll in the series to wear black... |
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Happy Holidays Barbie Doll Special Edition (1992) Sale Price: $17.99 |
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MATTEL HAPPY HOLIDAYS 1993 BARBIE Sale Price: $18.00 |
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Barbie Doll blonde wears a red tricot and tulle gown with golden bodince covered with sequin-and-bead poinsettians and a red and gold hair piece. |
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Fisher-Price Little People Happy Sounds Home Sale Price: $32.00 |
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The Happy Sounds Home is a charming new playset that allows little girls to discover their very first home & provides them with tons of toddler-appropriate activities! Playset folds open to reveal plenty of rooms on 2 levels, plus activities & fun sounds to keep them busy! Start the day in the kitchen with open/close refrigerator, where Mom & Dad sit at the table with place setting detail, while baby sits in her very own high-chair... |
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Barbie Happy Family Neighborhood Midge & Nikki Happy Birthday w Puppy (2003) Sale Price: $68.77 |
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Happy Holidays Barbie Doll Hallmark Special Edition (1993) Sale Price: $15.49 |
Have you dream of owning about forty pets including cats and dogs, horses and others? Or you want to have a wide range of vehicles, including convertibles, trailers and jeeps? Or maybe you like to have a career life as a flight attendant or having to own the commercial airline instead? Well, I knew someone who really able to have those. Excited to meet her? Meet Barbie®: the world’s famous doll in the fashion toy world!
Barbie have become the star of the fashion world of dolls for almost 50 years since Ruth Handler, the creator of Barbie gave her debut. But how did Barbie have managed her career as the world’s most popular doll?
You might think that you are too old to know about Barbie®, but Barbie®, had become part of every woman’s life since her debut in in 1959, and like any living Artists or Stars, any issues and gossips about her would surely intrigue anyone.
Who is Barbie® anyway?
Barbie’s whole name is is Barbara Millicent Roberts. In the 1960s, her parents’ names are given as George and Margaret Roberts from the fictional town of Willows, Wisconsin. Barbie attended Willows High School and Manhattan International High School in New York City, based on the real-life Stuyvesant High School. She has romantic relationship with her man Ken (Ken Carson), who first appeared in 1961.
The Fame
Uniquely, not only the movie stars and politicians who can be a cultural icon. Almost unambiguously for a toy fashion doll, Barbie has become a cultural icon and has been given honors that are rare in the toy world. In 1974 a section of Times Square in New York City was renamed Barbie Boulevard for a week, while in 1985 the artist Andy Warhol created a painting of Barbie.
Almost 50 years of giving happiness to kids!
Not only Barbie has been popular among kids because of her long hair and fashionista life, but Barbie have also a series of product lines for her avid fans. From notebooks, pencils, bags, t-shirts and shoes, you can show how you love Barbie by having one of these. Mattel even released a collector’s edition, for those who have been young ones and continue to love Barbie, in the late years.
Recently, Barbie faced an ultimate trial of her life when MGA Entertainment launched the Bratz range of dolls in 2001, an act that would give Barbie her first serious rivalry in the fashion doll market. The 2004 sales figures implies that Barbie and the Bratz are having a stiff competition in winning the hearts of girls in the world.
The continuous struggle
The creation of Barbie by Mattels have become part of the living tradition such that you can make a genuine smile from an innocent child of having to own a Barbie® doll. And despite heavy competition and court struggles ( Mattels is suing MGA Entertainment of Bratz for copyright infringement), Barbie will continue to win the hearts of every girl not only in the United Kingdom but the world.
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Dora is getting hotter and sexier?
Mattel is changing the look od Dora, shes joining the Barbie look trend. Some parents are not very happy about that. Do you think this is unethical for marketer.
Here's a link
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/parenting/2009/03/dora.html
I think its the stupidest thing i've ever heard. My kids will never watch that cr@p!!!
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