There are four accessory packs, called "Looks," which contain scarves, purses, shoes, jewelry, and props. These are priced at $14.95. I would have to have one of each which would add up to $59.80.
If you are going to buy the entire kit and kaboodle, be prepared for a total of $299.20 and don't kid yourself that you will only open one a month. LOL
I'd have to rip those puppies out of their boxes in one shot, get them all set up and start playing. I can see it now. Announcing the "Little Black Dress Fashion Show." Get your runways up, ladies.
Go to the Barbie Collector site:
http://www.barbiecollector.com/shop/shelf.aspx?shelfid=0
to see larger images of the dolls and accessories.
http://www.barbiecollector.com/shop/shelf.aspx?shelfid=0
to see larger images of the dolls and accessories.
The collection is designed by Bill Greening and is going to be available on December 7, 2009. You know you want it.
oooh my favourite dresses are the ones worn by Carnaval and Tango :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for showcasing these dolls, Terri! I am so excited about this collection. I love how Mattel is taking Barbie back to her original career as fashion model, as she begins the next 50 years of her life.
ReplyDeleteI just hope the faces are as good as these! Mattel tends to simplify the facial screening on the actual dolls.
ReplyDeleteI do like these!
Fran in NYC
It's a neat idea, and I'm glad Mattel is trying new ways to excite Barbie lovers.
ReplyDeletecool im getting the 1st one Mackie tomorrow and they do look the way they do on the pictures trust me i looked at them and they are gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteThese are fascinating dolls and totally gorgeous. Were they inspired by the popular Sex and the City poster? Both have the little black dress and lots of hair theme. Really want them all.
ReplyDelete@Anonymous who posted on 11/14
ReplyDeleteThese dolls have been out for quite a while. You may still find some at Target or Walmart.