Fashion Dolls, Non-Barbie

New Dolls for 2011 Premiering at IDEX - A Tour of New Dolls at IDEX

Review of the Basic Goldilocks doll by Effanbee Dolls

Review of the Juku Couture Dolls, Clothes and Accessories.

Dutch Designers Viktor & Rolf Bring Large Doll House To London In Special Exhibit at Barbican Art Gallery

Interview with doll artist Paulette Goodreau, creator of the American BJD Dolls

Many American collectors are new to Ball Jointed Dolls. These Asian and Anime-inspired dolls are often (but not always) made in Asia. They have generally realistic proportions and are thus perfect for showcasing fashions. They are also fully customizable, with wigs, eyes, heads and body parts being exchangable and changable. However, since ball jointed dolls ARE so customizable, they can be a bit…

A review of the Ellowyne Wilde fashion doll created by Robert Tonner.

Ellowyne Wilde: Is the world ready for a fashion doll that is not quite depressed, but eternally bored?

How to use doll furniture to enhance your doll displays and doll play.

Everything you need to know to choose which 15 to 16 inch adult collectible fashion doll is right for you! Information on Gene, Tyler Wentworth, Eve, Alexandra Fairchild Ford and Brenda Starr.

An excellent Guide to Fashion Doll Makeovers with hundreds of tips from the experts.

What You Need To Know before you buy a large-size fashion dolls--tips on whether Tyler, Gene, Brenda, Alex or another doll is right for you.

A review of the popular Tyler Wentworth fashion doll by Robert Tonner.

For popular fashion dolls like Tyler Wentworth and Alex from Madame Alexander, ultra-articulation is the rage! See why Tyler can cross her legs and Alex can bend her toes, and why (most) collectors love it.

All about Susan Wakeen, the creator of the Eve fashion doll.

Gene, Tyler Wentworth, Willow and Daisy--they're hip, they're new, and they want a piece of Barbie's action!  From your About.com Guide.