Barbie Life in the Dreamhouse Raquelle Doll

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Ken, the iconic male doll in the Barbie universe, turns 60 Thursday. The milestone birthday highlights how much the doll has changed in the years since its 1961 debut as Barbie’s beau, but the brand says there’s still room for Ken to grow. Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" movie, which premiered July 21, has also sparked a renaissance of the doll-inspired Barbiecore aesthetic, which includes vibrant shades of pink, chunky heels, and kitschy accessories. Pink Doll Fashion Fan Custom Name - Hanging Wall Decor - Name Plate - Desk Display - Gift for Fashion Doll Fan - Personalised Gift for Kids Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places.Her and Ryan’s family name, or last or surname is never actually given in the Life in the Dreamhouse series. Raquelle is shown gleefully recording the entire interaction on her phone. But, when she notices that the camera is focused on her, she very bluntly states that “It’s probably not me.” The simplicity of this line, coupled with how utterly uninterested Raquelle is, makes it easily one of the best quotes in the entire show.

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New Yorkers Should Line Up Behind the City’s Janitors New Yorkers Should Line Up Behind the City’s JanitorsFeature Talkin' Ken doll "Based on the web reality series, these beautiful dolls wear super-stylish fashions from the popular show and say some of their favorite phrases! Plus, they repeats messages that girls can record themselves — for tons of interactive fun!" These dolls contain two outfits – the first is their primary outfit from the series (their debut outfit from Season 1 or from introduction in Midge and Summer's case), the second is a smaller garment (usually a dress or attached two-piece). They have full articulation similar to the Fashionistas dolls, with rooted eyelashes and accurate faces (e.g. Raquelle’s bears a smirk).