Two dolls model a colorful wardrobe of fashion trends from recent decades — Goth, Steampunk, Emo, Rockabilly, Neo-Swing, Cyber-punk, '80s Retro, and styles from the early '60s.

Stunning collectible features four dolls and more than two dozen richly detailed original outfits inspired by the House of Worth, the preeminent designer of luxury clothing during the Gilded Age.

Three dolls, 28 costumes capture the highlights of St. Laurent's distinguished career: a Mondrian-inspired dress, a satin-trimmed tuxedo, a day dress in the "trapeze" style, and much more.

Tom Tierney celebrates fun fads throughout the 20th century to today! Meticulously researched, Tom represents fun fads including Hobble Skirts, Bobbed Hair, Zoot Suits, Eugenie Hats, Swing Skirts, Teddy Boys, Poodle Skirts, Capri Pants, Nehru Jackets, Go-Go Boots, Bell Bottom Flares, Mohawk Hair, Punks, Goths and more. 16 outfits for 3 dolls plus fashion notes.

Mix and match fashions to your heart's content! Just like a real stylist, you can create your own looks, pulling pieces from eight different trends: Romantic, Sporty, Uniform, Futuristic, Minimal, Exotic, Gypsy, Nostalgic. Pop Trends Paper Dolls features three dolls with the same body so they can wear each other's clothes. And what a wardrobe of interchangeable garments they have! Artist and former fashion trend forecaster David Wolfe designed 90 fashion items and accessories representing timeless trends for endless opportunities of creating your own custom looks. Mix a sporty top with exotic pants or a uniform jacket with a nostalgic plaid skirt. Have fun mixing and matching dresses, coats and jackets, shirts, skirts and blouses, accessories¿ and more! Plus a fun pop trivia quiz and fashion trend essay.

Eleven dolls modeling 32 costumes celebrate a half century of lovely First Ladies. Shimmering inaugural gowns, classic day wear, and casual outfits for everyone, including Mamie Eisenhower, Jackie Kennedy, Ladybird Johnson, Pat Nixon, Betty Ford, Rosalynn Carter, Nancy Reagan, Barbara Bush, Hillary Clinton, Laura Bush, and Michelle Obama.

Fads and fashion came together for the first time in the 1950s. Undulating in hula hoops, bopping to rock `n roll, drag racing and shopping for the latest fad, teen-agers took over and created their own pop culture that influenced the world. Artist Charlotte Whatley has cleverly incorporated 50 fads of the 50s into 32 fashion items in this new paper doll book from Paper Studio Press. Two couples, Bud & Beckie and Esther & Eddy, have a wardrobe of memorable 50s fashions, complete with everything from pencil skirts and penny loafers to letter sweaters and leather jackets. And, like real sisters or best friends, the two girls can share clothes! A fashion essay by David Wolfe is included along with a fun fashion quiz.