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Tom Tierney, the most published paper doll artist of all time, turns his attention to the most popular fashion fabric of all time, denim. In this fascinating new paper doll book, he traces the history of everybody’s favorite fabric, the cotton twill weave named for the French town where it began, Nimes. “De Nimes” (Of Nimes) soon became “Denim.” This brand new eight page doll book starts
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A land of rich cultural traditions, Mexico is divided into many different regions and each has its very own folk artistry that includes unique costumes defined by a myriad of patterns, prints and color combinations. This new paper doll book by Alina M. Kolluri takes us on a fashion journey through this fascinating country. Fun and educational, this charming book depicts 24 authentic folk costumes
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Movie buff and fashion expert, artist David Wolfe turns back the calendar to 1939, the year considered the pinnacle of achievement in Hollywood films. What a glorious year it was! Gone with the Wind, The Wizard of Oz, The Women, Ninotchka and more great movies were released. A brand new paper doll book commemorates that year with three glamorous dolls and eight pages of memorable costumes. The
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Norma Lu Meehan, the talented paper doll artist whose specialty is historic costume has created a unique book commemorating a collection of antique-like fashion dolls. The dolls were designed and executed by John Burbidge, head bridal designer for Priscilla of Boston. He calls his exquisite little ladies “Les Petites Dames de Mode.” They are housed in the Ventfort Hall Musuem in Lenox, MA. This
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Since the very beginning of the movie industry, Hollywood has been fascinated by Ancient Egypt, by tales of glorified rulers, slaves and mummies. This new paper doll book by talented watercolor artist Sandra Vanderpool takes us to that fabled land as seen through the lens of movie cameras over the years. Hollywood Goes to Egypt is an eight page book starring four paper dolls, one male and three
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Famed fashion illustrator turned paper doll artist, Jim Howard, continues his series of high fashion paper doll books that define style, decade by decade. His elegant freestyle artwork perfectly captures the essence of each decade. This new eight page volume represents the extreme fashion swings of the turbulent 1920s when style went from post-war romanticism to streamlined Art Deco. Every page
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