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THE ARTS HISTORY OF FASHION
COLLECTION
Madame Alexander's newest
collectible series pays tribute to Madame Alexander's lifelong
love of language, and her desire to connect the printed page to
her beloved dolls. From Jane Austen to Jane Eyre, we bring to
life some of literature's greatest authors and characters for
doll lovers of all ages to treasure.
Madame Alexander 2008 History of
Fashion Collection
BELLE STARR
10" Doll, includes illustration card and cloth
envelope.
Ltd. Edition of 350 pieces
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Madame Alexander 2008 History of
Fashion Collection
HELEN OF TROY
10" Doll, includes illustration card and cloth
envelope.
Ltd. Edition of 350 pieces
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Madame Alexander 2008 History of
Fashion Collection
JENNY LIND
10" Doll, includes illustration card and cloth
envelope.
Ltd. Edition of 350 pieces
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Madame Alexander
HISTORY OF FASHION
COLLECTION
AMELIA BLOOMER
Amelia Bloomer" included card illustration with cloth envelope.
Limited edition of 300 pieces.
Amelia Jenks Bloomer was born in Homer, New York, in
1818. Though she herself was only formally-educated for two years, she
taught school and was thought remarkably intelligent by her peers. In
1840 at age twenty-two,
she married lawyer Dexter Bloomer. With his
encouragement, Amelia began writing articles in support of prohibition
and women’s rights for his paper, 'The Seneca Falls Courier'. Her
interests led her to join several temperance groups and women’s rights
organizations in the Seneca Falls area, even taking her to the famous
Seneca Falls Convention in 1848.
In January, 1849, she published the first edition of her own newspaper,
'The Lily', devoted entirely to women’s issues, including suffrage,
temperance, education and fashion. Amelia’s dedication to such issues
even compelled her to become part of a women’s dress reform. She became
noted during her travels to give lectures for wearing billowy,
full-length pants, gathered at the ankles, with a short skirt over it.
Some thought her attire unbecoming of a woman, inappropriate, and simply
ridiculous. Bloomer, however, even went so far as to defend her pants in
The Lily; though she was not the first to wear them, her avid
endorsement linked her name to the garb forever, "bloomers."
10" Vinyl Doll Dolls
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Madame Alexander
PIN-UP GIRL COLLECTION
POM-POM SWEETIE
10" Pom Pom Sweetie Cissette has platinum hair, blue eyes and
striking make-up. Pom Pom Sweetie looks like she stepped out of
a 40's musical dressed in a pink lame ballerina style dress
which has a tulle ruffle under the skirt. White tights, pink
heels with pom poms, a silver and pink garter, and a silver
choker all add to her pin-up look. Includes plush poodle and
card illustration.
Limited Edition of 500 dolls.
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PIN-UP GIRL COLLECTION
TAKE TO THE SKIES
10" aviatrix Cissette, with the Taffy Tan flip and blue eyes, is
ready to Take To The Skies dressed in a silver lame pilot suit
featuring shorts and mid length sleeves with blue lame trim. A
gold eagle on the front of her suit, flight arrows on the side
of her shorts, wired lame scarf, silver boots, soft silver
helmet and gold goggles all add to her shimmering look. Includes
card illustration.
Limited Edition of 500 dolls.
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HISTORY OF FASHION
COLLECTION
Clara Bow
by Madame Alexander
'Clara Bow' includes card illustration and cloth envelope.
10" Vinyl Doll Dolls
Limited Edition of 750
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Comes
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Madame Alexander
HISTORY OF FASHION
COLLECTION
JOSEPHINE Josephine de Beauharnais was the
first wife of Napoleon Bonaparte, and became Empress of France. She was
crowned Empress by her husband Napoleon in the Notre-Dame cathedral in
Paris.
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'The Lily', devoted entirely to women’s issues, including suffrage,
temperance, education and fashion. Amelia’s dedication to such issues
even compelled her to become part of a women’s dress reform. She became
noted during her travels to give lectures for wearing billowy,
full-length pants, gathered at the ankles, with a short skirt over it.
Some thought her attire unbecoming of a woman, inappropriate, and simply
ridiculous. Bloomer, however, even went so far as to defend her pants in
The Lily; though she was not the first to wear them, her avid
endorsement linked her name to the garb forever, "bloomers."
Madame Alexander
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