Show Notes
On This weeks Iconic Doll mini deep dive , I’m looking at the short-lived Christina Aguilera fashion dolls released in 1999 by Yaboom Toys 🩶✨We’ll break down the dolls’ original release, Christina’s reaction to the early prototypes, and her insistence that the dolls be revised to better reflect her true likeness. I’ll also take a close look at the multiple outfits and accessories, including some fascinating pieces that were later repurposed for Britney Spears dolls—a detail many collectors miss. Follow me on Instagram: @britneyspearscustomdolls or @iconicdollcast or on YOUTUBE: @Iconicdollcast
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