Books in Paper Dolls series

Mary Lou and Flora Belle are Southern beauties who love to attend cotillions, soirees, and holiday celebrations in fashionable ball gowns. To dress the young ladies, choose from a lavish wardrobe of fifteen elegant gowns enhanced with lacy ruffles, flounces, and bows; plunging and pleated necklines; flowing ribbons; and delicate floral sprays. A handsome young gentleman — ready to accompany the ladies to a number of gala events — can be dressed in evening wear or a Confederate uniform.

One of the most popular creators of paper dolls in the 1930s, Queen Holden was a celebrated artist whose early books delighted children and adults alike and to this day remain eagerly sought by collectors.The charm and sparkle of Mrs. Holden's illustrations are fresh as ever in this brand-new paper doll collection. Two adorable dolls, Kate and Charles, will win the heart of any child with their angelic sweetness, twinkling eyes and 31 carefully rendered outfits that accurately represent children's fashions of the thirties — dresses of gingham checks and pretty colors with ruffles, pleats, and smocking details; his-and-her sailor outfits; snowsuits and button-up leggings; raincoats and galoshes; overalls; sunsuits; swimwear; pajamas and nighty; plus hats, sweaters, shoes, all the essentials and extras for any occasion. Adding more fun and fantasy are a pet puppy and kitten, teddy bear and toy dolls, all with their own cutout accessories.Handsomely printed in full color on durable stock, this irresistible book will enchant children for hours on end. And this future collectible is one that paper doll collectors and fashion enthusiasts will want to save and savor.

Emily, Jasmine, Grace, and Marisa love trying on party clothes and you can help! Each has her own selection of mix-and-match outfits that includes ruffled dresses, pretty shoes and hats, floor-length gowns, fur- and jewel-trimmed tops, and loads of accessories (hair ribbons, handbags, flower baskets, and more). Dress them for fancy parties, weddings, and other special occasions.As an added bonus, these pretty costumes also fit the dolls from Girlfriends Sticker Paper Dolls!

The 1990s were an exciting, volatile time in the fashion world — a time when clothing designers hopped from one fashion house to another, fashion trends seemed to change every month, "retro" styles became hugely popular, and rock and pop stars gained new clout in promoting fashion trends.In this eye-popping review of 1990s designs, noted paper doll artist Tom Tierney presents a wide selection of the decade's most interesting fashions, spanning styles from glamour and glitz to "retro" and "grunge." Included are two dolls (in Anne Klein swimwear and Anne Cole underwear) and 30 stunning costumes designed by such stellar names as Christian Lacroix, Geoffrey Beene, Arnold Scaasi, Bill Blass, Donna Karan, Adolfo, Norma Kamali, and many more.Paper doll fans and fashion buffs alike will savor the meticulously detailed, full-color rendering of John Galliano's opulent, Scheherazade-inspired kimono and gown; a cropped cashmere turtleneck sweater with satin ball skirt from Ralph Lauren; a draped sari-like confection from Emmanuel Ungaro; Giorgio Armani's unstructured great coat with trousers; a sumptuous red floor-length evening gown from Bob Mackie; Carolina Herrera's clever wedding pantsuit; Gianni Versace's slinky evening gown of pale lavender and yellow silk; and a host of others.

Here's Peter Pan as you've never seen him before! J. M. Barrie's immortal hero takes on a steampunk attitude in a dashing combination of Victorian and sci-fi styles. This unique interpretation of the beloved storybook character also features vibrant paper doll versions of Wendy, Tinker Bell, Captain Hook, the Lost Boys, and other characters from the adventure classic. Each doll comes with a variety of stylized outfits.

The graceful lines and brilliant hues of traditional Japanese fashions — prominent among them the kimono — abound in this elegant paper doll collection.Two female figures are waiting to be garbed in formal court dress of the Ashikaga period (1338-1573), as well as a pleated trouser skirt, kimonos with floral and bird designs, a traditional Japanese bridal dress, and modern formal robes. An array of hairstyles and footwear accompany the costumes.A lovely, authentic wardrobe that will delight paper doll fans, this collection will also be welcomed by costume designers, fashion historians, and anyone interested in Japanese culture.

A string of paper dolls go on a fantastical adventure through the house and out into the garden. They soon escape the clutches of the toy dinosaur and the snapping jaws of the oven-glove crocodile, but then a very real pair of scissors threatens. A beautiful, rhythmical story of childhood, loss and the power of imagination from the author of The Gruff alo, and new illustrating talent Rebecca Cobb.

Now you can monkey around with one of the most beloved characters in children's literature! George is a little monkey, and all monkeys are curious — but no monkey is as curious as George! Generations of children have delighted in George's adventures, and the intrepid little monkey's irresistible qualities — ingenuity, determination, and a passion for learning and exploring — endear him to readers of all ages. With these colorful paper dolls, kids can re-enact George's famous adventures, or invent new escapades. Two paper dolls come with 48 costumes, including pirate, astronaut, sailor, snake charmer, boy scout, and dozens of other imaginative roles.