I am sure that all Silkstone fans out there know what it is. Here's one of the rarest Silkstone Fashion Packs ever. It was sold for $39.98 when it was released on 1/1/2000 (does that make it the very first Fashion pack released for Silkstones?), and now it's so expensive! I've been looking for it for years, so you can imagine how happy I was when I found one at a reasonable price a few weeks a go!
In Belgium, it is so hard to find collectible Barbie dolls in store. That’s why, to quench my thirst, sometimes I also buy Playlines. These are the dolls that can make every little girl (and me! LOL!) happy. They’re called Hair-tastic. Strangely the name isn’t written in the European version. Don’t we all like dolls with long hair? “You can brush my hair... Imagination, life is your creation...”
What can I say? I love redhead silkstones! That is why, today, I would like to introduce you to one of my favorites. Here's Ekaterina, a Gold Label BFC exclusive silkstone designed by Robert Best. Since she is a BFC exclusive, there are no more than 3500 units produced worldwide. She is one of the 5 Russian themed silkstones released in 2011. Isn't she gorgeous!
When I was searching for a doll in my Barbie Room, I saw this doll that I bought last year, and remember that I haven't made an article about her! Here is the
Wind Rider Barbie doll, designed by Sharon Zuckerman, and released on 8/1/2006. There are No more than 5,400 units produced worldwide. I love Native American dolls, but to be honest,
first I thought that it was a Ken! When I took a closer look, I can see how beautiful she is!
Here's what Mattel says about her:
"Inspired by the spirit of the Native American world and the glory of the eagle, Wind Rider™ Barbie® doll represents a woman who walks reverently through sacred land full of ancestral wisdom. At
one with Mother Earth, the woman passes under Father Sky as part of the circle of life imbued with the majestic Native American heritage as beautiful as a dream."
I can't say it better!
Finally, after waiting for about a month, this beauty arrived at my place. I am sure you know her, The Mermaid designed by Linda Kyaw. Mattel produced no more than 4300 units worldwide. She is more beautiful than in her promotional pictures. I understand why she's quickly sold out not long after she was released!
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