The King of the Paper Dolls takes on the King of Rock & Roll and 14 other superstars! Includes costumes for Elvis, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Buddy Holly, and more.

A singing star with a honey-sweet voice, she sold millions and millions of records. "Tennessee Waltz," "I Went to Your Wedding," "Old Cape Cod" and "How Much is that Doggie in the Window?" are just a few of her record-breaking hits. The new paper doll book by artist and fashion expert David Wolfe captures the singing star during the 1950s when she had become a familiar early TV personality with her own musical shows and innumerable guest shots, including 17 star turns on the Ed Sullivan Show. Patti Page¿s image was very chic and the eight pages of outfits in this paper doll book include many fashions actually worn by the stylish star, plus a selection of authentic retro looks from the collection of Scott Jorgenson. The paper wardrobe includes Patti¿s trademark full-skirted gowns, smart tailored outfits and casual sportswear, too, all painted in artist¿s Wolfe¿s lavish and colorful vintage art style. A trio of pretty dolls is ready to cut-out and dress.

Before she became a TV icon as Donna Stone in the long-running series, The Donna Reed Show, the beauteous star from Iowa had a very successful career as an top MGM contract player. She graced the silver screen in many hit films including The Portrait of Dorian Gray, Green Dolphin Street , The Human Comedy and The Last Time I Saw Paris. Her most famous role was that of Mary Bailey in the Frank Capra Christmas classic, It¿s a Wonderful Life. She won the 1953 Academy Award as Best Supporting Actress for From Here to Eternity. This new authorized paper doll book created by David Wolfe features two Donna Reed dolls and eight pages of costumes from many of her MGM films, from the early Shadow of the Thin Man in 1941 to The Benny Goodman Story in 1956, encompassing the very different fashion styles prevalent in two decades.

Phyllis McGuire was the stand-out lead singer in one of the most popular singing trios of all time, The McGuire Sisters. Her beauty and pizzazz personality made her a popular star for decades, however, not everyone is aware that Phyllis is also a world class fashionista who has collected an extraordinary high fashion wardrobe. "Sugartime" and "Sincerely" are just two of the big time hit songs recorded by the pretty-as-a-picture sisters who hailed from Ohio and went on to major high profile stardom. From their initial appearance in 1952 on ¿Arthur Godfrey¿s Talent Scouts¿ to their official (almost) retirement in 1968, Phyllis, Christine and Dorothy sang their way into show business history, making hit record after hit record, starring on television and singing before several presidents, too. Today Phyllis McGuire is the unofficial First Lady of Las Vegas, a leading socialite in her adopted hometown. Her extraordinary clothing collection rivals major costume museums with fashions from stage performances and her private wardrobe by many major designers such as Chanel, Halston, Galanos and Valentino. 22 of her outfits from the 1950s-80s are included in this special three-doll paper doll book.

Inspired by the queen of the '50s pinups, this playful collection features 14 swim-suited dolls and a fabulous array of the model's homemade outfits, including lingerie and fantasy costumes. Contains mature content.

Paper Studio Press is proud to present the work of today's top paper doll artists and Jim Howard's stellar career as a renowned fashion illustrator makes his work a stand-out. Jim's lastest creation is a paper doll of Ida Lupino who was a popular movie actress of the '30s and '40s. She went on to become a pioneer female director in both movies and TV (where she also frequently starred). This new book features two dolls, each one representing Ida with very different images. There is the young blonde beauty who came from London to Hollywood and then there is the sultry brunette who played tough types in film noir classics. The dolls have extensive wardrobes, meticulously researched and referencing the star's films and photographs from the Ida Lupino estate. Jim's stylish renderings of the dolls and the eight pages of clothes make this book a treasure for paper doll enthusiats and the portrayal of the star plus a bio make this also a must-have for cinema buffs.

Artist and movie buff, David Wolfe, turns back the cinematic clock to the 1940s and 50s for a paper doll book dedicated to the glamorous and often lethal leading ladies of Film Noir. The dark and sinister movies popular after WWII starred tough guy anti-heroes who were always entangled with dangerous dames portrayed by stars like Lauren Bacall, Joan Bennett, Rita Hayworth and Barbara Stanwyck. This sophisticated new book presents four femme fatale paper dolls who look sexy and chic in dozens of fashions from films such as Double Indemnity, The Maltese Falcon and The Lady from Shanghai. Included are seductive gowns, smartly tailored suits, playwear with pizzazz and sensational accessories. An essay by David explains the Film Noir genre and its fascination with fabulous '40s and '50s fashions.