Girls of the World was a limited edition collection from several years back by Gotz/Pottery Barn Kids. There were four dolls in the original collection: Carmen from Mexico, Prita from India, Zola from Kenya, and Mei from China. They were dressed in traditional clothing from their respective countries and even included an animal friend. [node:read-more:link]
It took me a few years (and I admit I wasn't looking every day anymore) but I finally found the elusive Positively Perfect Divah Zair.
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In Part II of Dressing my 18" Twinns, I talked about cobbling together an 18" pattern for a Hanfu style dress for my Twinn Cai.
Meanwhile, in this final chapter to what's been a slightly epic project, the last of my 18" Twinn rescues, Pearl, gets her Asian cultural clothing and hairstyle. [node:read-more:link]
In Part I of Dressing my 18" Twinns, I talked about selecting Berkeley's and Kim's new cultural clothing, including hair accessories and hairstyles. I also considered which Asian cultures and clothing styles I would select for Cai and Pearl.
I knew that one of the cultural styles I wanted for the girls was the traditional Han style from the Tang dynasty of ancient China. [node:read-more:link]
