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Sex & The City Barbie
Hurry! Hurry! Today is the day the official Christian Louboutin Barbie hits store shelves. For a measly $150, your tiny clothes-horse-in-training can be the proud owner of this miniature fashion maven.
Not only is Barbie’s shape impossible to achieve, now kids can rest assured that they will most likely never, ever make enough money to dress like as our girl.
Limited edition Christian Louboutin for Barbie ‘Cat Burglar’ doll with red hair and green eyes. Barbie wears a black catsuit and Differa sandals, comes with 3 extra pairs of mini Louboutin shoes; Miss ankle boots, Claudia peep-toes and Altameche knee-high boots, each with a box and shoe bag.
Interesting that Toys ‘R Us recommends the doll for girls 14-16. Lot’s of teens play with Barbies. Right?
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Louise commented on Mar 03 10 at 12:25 pmActually, lots of adults collect Barbies…not me, but just sayin’…I don’t really think this is aimed at little girls.
BlackOrchid commented on Mar 03 10 at 12:42 pmyes it’s for collectors – like myself! Gay men love to collect too! Anyway I loooooooooove this doll! Have to hide it from my daughter, sadly. She ruined my Lilly Pulitzer Barbie set.
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