My dolly plans for this month were disrupted by
a sudden disappearance of my dream Ken doll – the mucho macho one with tattoos
and hairy chest. Yes, the Harley Davidson Ken II edition. That’s him. Well, I’ll get him some other time,
but now, I’m not a very patient person, so instead just one man, three new ladies
joined my collection. One would be a glamorous, Holiday Barbie, currently
waiting for snowfall. Another one is probably unknown in the US, a mysterious lady
with a broken neck. I’ve no idea how I’m going to deal with that because the
doll is still on her way. The last one is my new Teresa, the Party Time Teresa
1994.
Party Time Teresa is a lovely doll with a very
boring name that doesn’t relate to the doll, not in the least! To cover up the
obvious lack of imagination on the part of her creators, the doll came with two
watches – one for the doll and one for her owner. I’ve replaced the battery and
discovered, to my utter astonishment that the watch actually works! Wow!
Anyway, Party Time is obviously a budget series, crated upon request of some
market chain, unknown and unindicated on the box, but it’s clear enough that
the dolls are pretty basic. That they may be, but they’re gorgeous! Three dolls
comprise this series: my lovely Teresa, a blonde Barbie that I want and an
African American Barbie that I just need in my collection, and desperately too!
And here’s the bad news, she’s hard to get! All three ladies are dressed with
simplicity, but their dresses couldn’t get any lovelier and they all got
crimped hair.
the source: https://www.amazon.in/Party-Barbie-African-American-Watch/dp/B004MOI4TY
Party Time is a budget line and Mattel didn’t
promote it in any way that I know of. Yet my Teresa is so gorgeous. But it
there are many striking Teresa dolls that can be found in somewhat more obscure
series, like the amazing Jewel Glitter Teresa! Those are the jewels that you
find by accident and that was the case of my Party Time Teresa. I was actually
flipping through the pictures of Hollywood Hair Teresa when I came across Party
Time and I thought to myself: that’s one of the most beautiful Teresa dolls
ever! And then I completely forgot about her. So when she just appeared out of
nowhere and I had some ready cash, I sure made the deal. The lovely Teresa is a
girl of the 90s, so she’s got some huge, expressive eyes, full lips and crimped
kanekalon hair in great abundance.
Teresa’s dark hair and complexion were paired
with pastels of her pretty dress and accessories. There goes the faux denim
again, but I kind of like it, and it’s foam green with white lace trimming and
pink bows. Teresa’s earrings are bow-shaped, just like the ones that Perfume
Pretty Barbie wore. Teresa’s got a pink watch with a prismatic sticker for a
dial. No wonder she’s been late for the party
these 25 years! With a watch such as this it’s hard to be punctual.
Teresa’s got just one blemish – her legs are in
a permanent open stance and that’s due to the fact that she was improperly
displayed in her box. It’s not a big deal though the imperfection couldn’t be
more visible. Well, I’ll put her next to my Paint’n Dazzle Barbies and they’ll
be doing a synch dance together. Before they do, I just took all four of my
Teresas for a group photo and now it’s clearer than ever that the redhead Jewel
Glitter Teresa would fit perfectly. I’ve got to do something about it and soon.
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