The Vault Series was created to commemorate Fashioning Chinese Women: From Empire to Modernity. The exhibition traces the evolution of Chinese women’s dress from the late Qing Dynasty to the iconic cheongsam of the 1960s, exploring how fashion helped shape modern identity through extraordinary textiles, craftsmanship, and original mannequins designed in collaboration with @jasonwu
Above: The second and last doll in the series. "Chinoiserie" (Black) Doll
Dress (Cheongsam), Hong Kong, mid- to late 1950s. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, gift of Mei Mei Rado.
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Below: The Vault Series “Chinoiserie” (Jade) Doll, created to commemorate the opening of Fashioning Chinese Women: From Empire to Modernity @lacma
Photo © Museum Associates/LACMA.
Inspired by this landmark exhibition celebrating fashion history and cultural exchange, the limited-edition collectible features genuine jade jewelry and couture-level craftsmanship. Available Friday, August 7 at 9:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM ET at ATOMICLABTOYS.COM
She was on sale in June, 2026 and is now sold out.
The exhibition traces the evolution of Chinese women’s dress from the late Qing Dynasty to the iconic cheongsam of the 1960s, exploring how fashion helped shape modern identity through extraordinary textiles, craftsmanship, and original mannequins designed in collaboration with Jason Wu, @jasonwu
@atomiclabtoys introduces the first doll in The Vault Series, a museum-quality collectible produced in exceptionally limited editions, crafted with couture-level precision and designed for discerning collectors.
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