No more doll posts.

I promise this is the last. For now.
Freelance fashion designer and illustrator, Andrew Yang, handmade these stylish rag-dolls for Quebec based magazine, The Block, as a perfect method to summarise the SS'10 trends. At 27-inches-tall, these dolls have an unbelievable wardrobe - each of their outfits is created using luxurious fabrics, and couture sewing methods. #FashionEnvy

Fashion Dolls

Intergrity Toys design, produce and market high-end fashion dolls. I knew I was young at heart but it weird that I really want one? Perhaps it has something to do with Jason Wu designing them...

I like dolls at the moment...

...as you can see by my last 2 posts and the next 2.

Barbie goes Gaga.

I was admittedly a Barbie lover when growing up (although the boy next door that I used to play with had Action Man, so Barbie would often go on little adventures) and I have after much deliberation bowed down to the sheer awesomeness that is Lady Gaga.

So when I became aware of the flickr page of a Beijing artist Veik I fell in love. Veik has started styling Barbie (who let's face it can often look quite dated) in the recent outfits of Lady Gaga - extreme headwear and Alexander McQueen lobster shoes in-all.

Whilst googling this, I discovered that la Gaga even has her own fashion empire brewing 'Haus of Gaga' and has recently been appointed as the new Creative Director of Polaroid!! An odd decision you may think but when you look at her credentials, it somehow seems very appropriate. Can't wait to see what she does with them.