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Pretty dolls...
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Shivatopia
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The gowns look like OOAK creations rather than factory made. As previously mentioned, the base dolls are Mattel's versions of the princesses.
fireheadfred
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and i have the answer!!!
[video=youtube;K78lFLrDwx8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K78lFLrDwx8&feature=player_embedded[/video]
i dont speak spanish so i dont know what they are saying but this is what i know:
6 DISNEY PRINCESSES DRESSED BY MEXICAN DESIGNERS
Disney challenged six mexican fashion designers to create a dress for a Disney Princess of their choice in the way they truly envisioned the character but with the twist of their personal point of view and styles.
You can see the finished result modeled by the Princess doll, but make a new one he felt she could wear and was all about her. Redoing an iconic dress is too hard because of what it already symbolizes for so many, and it’s going to be hard for people to embrace.
Also, he was the only one who I felt felt the passion and felt the weight of what he was doing, and even shared his respect to Walt and one of his famous mottos -“If you can dream it, you can do itâ€.
[video=youtube;K78lFLrDwx8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K78lFLrDwx8&feature=player_embedded[/video]
i dont speak spanish so i dont know what they are saying but this is what i know:
6 DISNEY PRINCESSES DRESSED BY MEXICAN DESIGNERS
Disney challenged six mexican fashion designers to create a dress for a Disney Princess of their choice in the way they truly envisioned the character but with the twist of their personal point of view and styles.
You can see the finished result modeled by the Princess doll, but make a new one he felt she could wear and was all about her. Redoing an iconic dress is too hard because of what it already symbolizes for so many, and it’s going to be hard for people to embrace.
Also, he was the only one who I felt felt the passion and felt the weight of what he was doing, and even shared his respect to Walt and one of his famous mottos -“If you can dream it, you can do itâ€.
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PrincessxJasmine89
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Wow, Cinderella's dress is stunning!! Very art deco 
I agree with Laura that the rest look a little curtain-esque, especially Belle and Aurora :lol: The fabrics used are a little too heavyweight for doll clothes, but they're still nice! Shame it's the Mattel dolls and not the DS ones, I think they'd look even better!
I agree with Laura that the rest look a little curtain-esque, especially Belle and Aurora :lol: The fabrics used are a little too heavyweight for doll clothes, but they're still nice! Shame it's the Mattel dolls and not the DS ones, I think they'd look even better!
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