Helsen turns to fashion shows for inspiration and recreates the outfits she likes to fit her Barbie dolls, then shares the result with her Instagram followers. Raise a hand if you enjoyed making clothes for your dolls when you were little! This girl is living every little girl’s dream and it’s just too adorable.

Helsen explained why she started doing this several years ago. “I started making doll clothes when I was 13 years old, at the time me and my younger sister still played with dolls,” she says. “We really disliked all the pink, glittery outfits the Barbies wore, so I started making cooler outfits that reflected more what I wanted to wear, designer outfits. I taught myself how to sew and with a lot of patience I ended up sewing the way I do now.”

Isn’t this the cutest thing you’ve seen whole week?

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The days when Barbie was a blond with beautiful blue eyes are long gone. The Barbie Fashionistas line features dolls in a wide range of skin shades, eye colors and different body types. This year the group will become more diverse with two new dolls joining – one with a prosthetic leg and another one in a wheelchair.

“As a brand, we can elevate the conversation around physical disabilities by including them in our fashion doll line to further showcase a multi-dimensional view of beauty and fashion”, Mattel said in a statement.

Also, the company rolled out several new additions to its “Role Model” collection. These dolls are inspired by real and successful women, coming from different backgrounds. Their aim is to encourage girls to embrace their potential and become whoever they want.

Some of the notable women that were honored with look-alike dolls are tennis champion Naomi Osaka, British supermodel Adwoa Aboah, and actress Yara Shahidi.

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He loves to collect Barbies ever since he was a kid. Now in the late 30s, he has accumulated thousands of dolls from 50 different countries. Besides being the doll-collecting king, Yang travels with a doll and creates stunning wedding dresses for his Barbie using tape, toilet paper and tissues he finds in hotels.

Take a look at his remarkable creations.

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Helsen turns to fashion shows for inspiration and recreates the outfits she likes to fit her Barbie dolls, then shares the result with her Instagram followers. Raise a hand if you enjoyed making clothes for your dolls when you were little! This girl is living every little girl’s dream and it’s just too adorable.

Helsen explained why she started doing this several years ago. “I started making doll clothes when I was 13 years old, at the time me and my younger sister still played with dolls,” she says. “We really disliked all the pink, glittery outfits the Barbies wore, so I started making cooler outfits that reflected more what I wanted to wear, designer outfits. I taught myself how to sew and with a lot of patience I ended up sewing the way I do now.”

Isn’t this the cutest thing you’ve seen whole week?

The post This Instagram Account is Dressing Barbie In Designer Outfits appeared first on TettyBetty.

The days when Barbie was a blond with beautiful blue eyes are long gone. The Barbie Fashionistas line features dolls in a wide range of skin shades, eye colors and different body types. This year the group will become more diverse with two new dolls joining – one with a prosthetic leg and another one in a wheelchair.

“As a brand, we can elevate the conversation around physical disabilities by including them in our fashion doll line to further showcase a multi-dimensional view of beauty and fashion”, Mattel said in a statement.

Also, the company rolled out several new additions to its “Role Model” collection. These dolls are inspired by real and successful women, coming from different backgrounds. Their aim is to encourage girls to embrace their potential and become whoever they want.

Some of the notable women that were honored with look-alike dolls are tennis champion Naomi Osaka, British supermodel Adwoa Aboah, and actress Yara Shahidi.

The post Barbie Celebrates 60th birthday With The Most Diverse Doll Collection appeared first on TettyBetty.

He loves to collect Barbies ever since he was a kid. Now in the late 30s, he has accumulated thousands of dolls from 50 different countries. Besides being the doll-collecting king, Yang travels with a doll and creates stunning wedding dresses for his Barbie using tape, toilet paper and tissues he finds in hotels.

Take a look at his remarkable creations.

The post Man Creates Beautiful Wedding Dresses For His Barbie Dolls Using Toilet Paper And Tissue appeared first on TettyBetty.