Sairam mais fotos da Barbie Endless Hair Kingdom 2016. Eu ando louca nessa Barbie!! Além dela ser maior que a Barbie comum que estamos acostumados a vêr ela tambem tem o corpinho diferente.. parece o corpo das Ever After High rs. As duas sao lindas, mas eu quero muito a morena com o mold face da Christie, ela está simplesmente perfeitinha!! Outra coisa interessante é que a escova se abre para que vc possa guardar os acessórios dentro. Adorei ❤️
Gente,estou tao feliz em saber que a minha foto está rodando o mundo,e
que está sendo usada em uma boa causa.Para muitos pode parecer nada,mas
pra mim significa muito.
É incrível o poder que a internet tem,chega
a ser assustador...tirei essa foto no sabado de manhã no chão do
quarto,usando a porta como fundo rsrs.E jamais imaginei que ela fosse
percorrer o mundo.Estou muito feliz!!! ❤
Visitem o instagram da modelo da noticia,as minhas fotos(em especial essa do link)estao bombando por lá :0)
#weareallmaisha #blackdollsmatter #maishaisbeautiful
https://www.instagram.com/malavilledolls/
Mala Bryan, a South-African based model, is the creator behind
Malaville Dolls. The Afro-Caribbean inspired doll line is dedicated to
young girls who struggle with finding dolls that reflect their physical
features and backgrounds. The collection features girls of
various complexions, multiple brown-skin tones, and most importantly
different textures of curly hair. There are four main dolls, and each is
given a unique backstory, which makes the doll even more relatable.
It's our #MaishaDoll 's week! Here we have a #Repost from @zanalee #dollcollectors #dollphotography #blackdolls #blackdollsmatter #blackgirlmagic #afrohair #curlyhair #fashiondoll #dollsofinstagram #dollstagram
While strides in representation have been made, some are still not
accepting of the wide array of skin tones the dolls represent. Recently,
Bryan was told by a Youtube commentator that the darkest doll, Maisha,
appeared to be ‘a bit too dark.” The random critic mentioned that the
doll was probably Bryan’s least selling item and even boldly suggested
she eliminate it.
The customer wrote, “I think that one doll [Maisha doll] is a bit too
dark. That’s like the Sudanese doll. I think its safe to say that’s the
least best-selling… Keep the other three and create accessories etc. 🙂
Keep doing what you do sistah.”
In response, Mala Bryan kept it cute by simply sharing the comment on
the @malavilledolls
Instagram page, the other customer’s clap back
response, and of course a few words of her own:
So
this comment was made about my #MaishaDoll. I was thinking about just
ignoring it but I’m sharing just so that people realize that our super
dark people must still be facing a huge problem. This is just sad.
Although I got a compliment at the end, the person had the nerve to talk
about her being the least selling when she actually my second best
selling. Ugh!
Sending lots of love to the beautiful dark skinned people out there, especially to those that share the same complexion as our #MaishaDoll
just know that you black is beautiful, this comment really touched me
today and I just needed to share it on here as well. Hopefully it will
help us spread some extra love around. x MB #Repost @malabryan with @repostapp
・・・
So this comment was made about my #MaishaDoll.
I was thinking about just ignoring it but I'm sharing just so that
people realize that our super dark people must still be facing a huge
problem. This is just sad. Although I got a compliment at the end, the
person had the nerve to talk about her being the least selling when she
actually my second best selling. Ugh!
Well handled, queen!
The line consists of Maisha, Mala, Malina, and Mhina, each are priced at $20 and are available for purchase here.
