Teresa
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Kayla/Alexia
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Basics Model No 11
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Fashionistas
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Native American Indians
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Barbie AA In the a collection called Fashion Savvy was introduced. There was only two dolls produced in the series, with two different face sculpts. The second doll, Uptown Chic was made with the Teresa sculpt. She is a light skinned African American woman in bold colors, a purple jumpsuit and a long shawl in purple, red and orange with an orange hat. Barbie has a short flock of hair - and it keeps loosening giving her loose hair everywhere once deboxed and "be-hat-ed". She has rooted eyeslashes and a niec makeup in lavender.
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Rizzo The Grease dolls were made with a variety of sculpts and Rizzo got the Teresa face.
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Esme The Twilight series included Esme, the "mom" of the Cullen clan, although a younger vampire than Edward, she still is his "mom". Esme was made with the Teresa sculpt and I think it's a good fit for the actress, Elizabeth Reiser. As all the other vampires, she has a very light complexion.
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Lauren I am waiting to get this girl in original. For now you get to see her as a hybrid with a body, not true to her color of skin. Doesn't really matter as it is her face I want to show. 5th Harmony is a group of five girls that was put together in X-Factor US. Lauren Jauregui was made with the Teresa sculpt. Nice comeback.
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Lupita The Rebelde TV series got their main characters made into dolls. They were three boys and three girls, of which one is Lupita. Maite Perroni played the role of Guadalupe "Lupita" Fernandez. The Lupita doll was made with the Teresa sculpt and a lot of people love her as this face hadn't been seen in a while.
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nn Clone There have been several clones made in later years with the Teresa sculpt and I got a really nasty example. She is one of those hideous sticky legs Chinese made dolls with really bad hair. I have seen gorgeous Teresa clones, this is not one of them. Her face with makeup and all is pretty, but that's it.
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Examples of other dolls made with this sculpt: Teresa: All dolls from 1991-circa 2005 Barbie: most Hispanic versions during the same period Dolls of the World: Italian II, Mexican II, Indian II, Puerto Rican, Argentina Cheerleaders: University of Tennessee Grease Rizzo |
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2018-11-22