Showing posts with label black african male doll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black african male doll. Show all posts

Friday, August 27, 2021

Fresh Princes

Created by Dr. Lisa Williams with the intention of allowing children to see authentic representations of themselves, The Fresh Squad features strong and smart male fashion dolls who are comfortable with their identity. Dr. Williams explains: "I wanted boys to see the truth of who they are—brilliant. As characteristic of EPI dolls, each face is unique sculpture, they have strong jawlines, full lips, real hair and muscular bendable bodies. Fresh Squad allow little boys to see themselves and dream of what they can to become."

Dolldom is honored to feature Daniel and Anthony, two of the characters of The Fresh Squad, as they rock looks styled using their fashions and separates by Haunt Couture Atelier on Etsy. 

For more information on The Fresh Squad make sure to visit the World of EPI.






Separates by Haunt Couture Atelier on Etsy






Separates by Haunt Couture Atelier on Etsy











For more information on The Fresh Squad make sure to visit the World of EPI.

Sunday, July 4, 2021

Born of the Fourth of July

He's Independence personified. Barbie Looks' Jon  the Handsome decided to show off what can be done with his white slacks and tank top and little ingenuity employing only Mattel issued garments. Ranging from Mod Era's "Rally Gear" to Twilight Jacob's denimn shorts to current issues, Jon rocks them all. Cause only a super hero born on the Fourth of July can do that. 


























Saturday, June 19, 2021

The Lion King

There's a new king in town and his name is Jon. 

A new sculpt by Mattel's Kimberly Aucella marks the Ken doll's 60th Anniversary with a real reason to celebrate. For this sculpt brings a new level of realism to the Barbie Signature brand. 



With a very cool tank top and slacks designed by Bill Greening, Barbie Looks Jon invites the dollector to play and to build looks with the basic style's solid foundation.  

Dolldom's stylists incorporated several pieces by Integrity Toys, a sweater by Bruno Farfallo, and a lavender tank top, shoes and sunglasses by Mattel. A gold chain by Joy Jasmine of Exsyntrik on Etsy and Jon rocks the fashion doll world. 

Kudos to Mattel! 

 
 
















Saturday, October 19, 2019

Mirror Man

A doll exists in as many contexts as there are those who collect them, for what the doll embodies in its vinyl, hard plastic, resin, or porcelain form mirrors diverse dynamic mindsets.

Integrity Toys' "Art of Manliness" Darius Reid, from the company's recent Live from Fashion Week 2019 Convention, is an ideal example. Out of his well-tailored pink suit with matching fedora, this new iteration of the famed Darius character evokes - for Dolldom - the iconic models Derrick Cross and Ken Moody in Robert Mapplethorpe's photography.

In this exclusive portfolio, Darius is the essence of human beauty, as subjective as that claim is, not only for the remarkable outward forms but also for a perceived spiritual substance.