It’s one thing to have a doll still intact – hair laid, dress freshly pressed – but to have it in its box is even better.

She’s also one with beautiful festive accessories, including a red, gold, and green headband complimenting her holly-style dropping earrings. One hundred years from now, someone wants to say, they own the first-ever Holiday Barbie, and that’s possible for a few hundred dollars. This is the first time we see the Brooklyn head-mold interpreted into a Collector doll, and I couldn't be more excited~! Considering the age, the chances of finding an NRFB or MIB are slim, and if you do find them, you should be ready to pay a pretty penny in exchange. Holiday Barbie® Doll embodies the spirit of the season in a vibrant, red gown inspired by the beautiful poinsettia, a symbol of good will and community spirit.It’s a far cry from the Damage Box Holiday Barbie whose box has more significant wear and tear, although it’s never been removed. Mattel made Holiday Barbies for collectors, and you can see the special address on the bottom of each doll’s box. They’re built for display only as the company expects them to join the holiday décor hence their fixed features. Soon as they hit the market, Holiday Barbie dolls sold out, and Mattel realized it appealed to adult collectors as a collectible. In line with the growing consciousness on representation, Mattel designs three skin tones and hair colors for each Holiday Barbie though the physique takes on the original statuesque style.

It is now slightly curled and VERY full -- I can address that with a small bread tie if it needs to be tied back or to the side for any particular look.Apart from the fact that her pink ballgown captures attention, she has a fancy ribbon in her hair too. inch Barbie, a bit on the leggy side, with one leg slightly bent (I think of it was a model's pose -- or the doll might be taking a step forward).

As exciting as a new year is for everyone, it doesn’t compare to the joy at the turn of the century, or better, Millennium. Holiday Barbies are more exquisite than regular dolls because of their fancy hairstyles, exotic dresses, fancy boxes. Holiday Barbie Doll embodies the spirit of the season in a vibrant red gown inspired by the beautiful poinsettia, a symbol of good will and community spirit. Barbie is glamorous in a white ballgown with exaggerated fur sleeves and a sheer organza overskirt with fur hemming.While the Celebration Barbie welcomed the new Millennium, it couldn’t beat the anticipation of the Millennium Princess. The feet are VERY pointed (think stiletto suitable), so many casual outfits will be less than appropriate. It's the time of year for giving, gathering, and creating heartwarming memories that will last a lifetime.