Rosie Red Blythe Doll

Description

Rosie Red Blythe Doll:

According to an official Hasbro statement dated January 20, 2004, "Hasbro will not be producing Rosie Red." No additional official information is available. Entertainment Earth sincerely apologizes for being unable to supply this item. Unfortunately, this situation was completely out of our control, as the manufacturer has cancelled this item, not Entertainment Earth. Our intentions are always to fill orders placed by our customers. This situation was completely out of our control, however.

Rosie Red Blythe Doll by Takara. This doll is the same version released by Takara in Japan, but authorized for U.S. distribution by Hasbro. Includes Japanese packaging. A very limited edition will be released in the United States. Order yours now!

Rosie Red Blythe has all eyes turning! Including her own! This 12 inch fashion doll’s eyes change color with the pull of a string. Whether green, pink, blue or orange, Blythe's eyes are mysterious and change with her mood. Rosie Red sports a red body suit and black skirt. Red boots, a purse and comb also come with this beautiful Blythe. Ever the perfectionist, Rosie Red's lips are painted ruby red to complete her unique look.

She’s worldly and well traveled...mysterious, free spirited and well accessorized - with chameleon eyes and a personality to match. She can carry off a glamorous gown or a cowboy hat. She is Blythe, mysterious fashion muse and trend icon.

New York-based photographer Gina Garan put the spotlight on Blythe when she published photographs of Blythe’s adventures in her book 'This is Blythe' (2000, Chronicle Books). Using Blythe as her muse, Garan compiled a collection of photographs taken in exotic locations around the world, from the Hawaiian Islands to Las Vegas, with Blythe dressed in clothes ranging from faux fur Paris Chic to African dashikis.

While only 12 inches tall, her timeless allure has made her a muse to the fashion community at large: she is the 'Style Child' for Vogue-Nippon’s celebrity auction wearing outfits by famous designers such as Gucci and Vivienne Westwood; she is the official poster girl for Parco, one of Tokyo’s hippest department stores, and her face launched Sony’s mini MP3 player in Europe. She is sought after by Hollywood celebrities such as Liv Tyler and Jennifer Garner and was recently profiled in People Magazine, The Today Show and VH1’s 'I Love the 70s' 1972 special. (Blythe was originally released by Kenner in 1972).

Long after she ducked out of the public eye, nearly 30 years ago, Blythe has become a hot ticket on the after market, with mint dolls having sold for as much as $1,500. Her fans see Blythe for what she is: an ingénue with attitude, the pulse of what’s cool, and a role model of sorts for women who seek the latest in fashion and style.

Limited editions in Japan have all sold out quickly. This is your chance to obtain a new Blythe doll previously unreleased in the U.S.