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3 de mai. de 2020 · Little Miss No Name was a 1965 toy designed to be an alternative to Barbie, but it scared most kids. It was discontinued quickly and became a collector's item.
9 de out. de 2017 · With large sad brown eyes, a drooping mouth, and mop of unkempt blond hair, Hasbro’s Little Miss No-Name was designed as the antithesis of the impossibly glamorous Barbie.
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The doll was designed by Deet D’Andrade and was apparently inspired by the work of Margaret Keane, who was known for her paintings of children with disproportionately large eyes. Her artwork, however, was not meantto be jovial or joyful, but rather to show the children with forlorn eyes, wondering why the world was so sad. Hasbro believedthat their...
While Barbie created dolls that were the likeness of full-grown, beautiful women, Hasbro decidedto take theirs in a different direction, hoping to capitalize on the cultural climate of the 1960s. Instead of a doll with beautiful clothes, hair and makeup, they created the Little Miss No Name doll who was styled as a destitute child. She wore a burla...
Hasbro released the doll in 1965, and the packaging that they chose further played up the differences between Little Miss No Name and Barbie. The box made her look like she was standing outside in a blustery snowstorm with only the pitiful burlap on her back to keep her warm. But Hasbro didn’t stop there. They also included a personalized note writ...
Little Miss No Name was a doll created by Hasbro in 1965 as a Barbie alternative with big eyes and a tear. She was supposed to represent a child in need of compassion, but she was not a success and is now a rare vintage toy.
9 de mai. de 2022 · Little Miss No Name commercial 1965. Benoit M. 17 subscribers.
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The utterly bereft and heartbroken Little Miss No Name came dressed in a raggedy burlap sack without shoes. You might say she was the antithesis of Mattel's Barbie, with a large plastic teardrop spilling down her cheek.
13 de mai. de 2020 · Learn all about Little Miss No Name, pit... In 60s, an American child played with this frightening doll. Now this vintage doll has become part of my collection!
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