$13.00 in USA
Published by Dover Publishing, copyright 2013.



These four alluring paper dolls model a collection of striking red outfits associated with actresses, singers, and other high-profile women. More than 40 costumes, each accompanied by a caption identifying the designer and wearer, include and Armani gown (Penelope Cruz, Ellie Saab original (Rhianna), Alexander McQueen frock (Kate Middelton), and dozens of others. Dover Original.

$10.00 in USA
Published by Dover Publishing, copyright 2012.

Some fashion statements never go out of style, like blue jeans or the little black dress—others have their moment and are forgotten, occasionally enjoying a brief return decades later. This paper doll book presents a striking selection of transient looks, from Cyber-punk's futuristic appeal to the sweet nostalgia of Neo-Swing. Two dolls model a vivid wardrobe that includes trendy fads from Goth, Steampunk, Emo, Rockabilly, '80s Retro, and the Mad Men–inspired craze for '60s styles. Dover Original.

$13.00 in USA
Published by Dover Publishing, copyright 2011.

With a nod (and a wink) to the calendar art of Gil Elvgren, Earl Moran, George Petty, and others, this tantalizing paper doll book salutes the seductive pin-up art of the 1940s and '50s. Whether dressed as a French maid or a cowgirl, ironing or taking a bubble bath, the dolls project a sexy self-confidence.

$10.00 in USA
Published by Paper Studio Press, copyright 2008.

$12.00 in USA
Published by Paper Studio Press, copyright 2010.
Lace, the most romantic material ever created is the inspiration for this exquisite new paper doll book by Brenda Sneathen Mattox, the talented artist and fashion historian. This lovely new book portrays the popularity of delicate lace fashions through the decades. Two old-fashioned paper dolls have been created to become the perfect models to wear the lacy fashions so beautifully rendered in meticulous detail. From the grand lace extravagances of the Belle Epoch though the subsequent years, the history of lace in fashion is a sweet story charmingly told in eight pages of changing fashion that includes many kinds of lace; Chantilly, guipure, Nottingham, crochet and more. Fashions from 1840 to 1950 are represented including Queen Victoria's Honiton Lace Wedding Gown. Love of Lace is a book that will delight paper doll collectors, fashion historians and everyone who loves a romance.