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Article: BLYTHE SPIRIT.(Blythe Spirit doll and marketing women's apparel)(Brief Article)
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- WWD
- Article date:
- May 2, 2002
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NEW YORK -- James Dean, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison -- and Blythe? The first three died young, catapulting them from merely famous to legendary status overnight. But for those who don't recall the diminutive Blythe, well, her life was short, too. The doll with the huge head and chameleon eyes (they changed from blue to green to orange to pink), was produced by Hasbro for only one year, 1972. Though she may sound a bit scary to the uninitiated, she was actually quite precocious and charming -- and what an eye for fashion.
For years, the doll seemed destined for dusty attics or suburban garage sales, but thanks to New York photographer and art director Gina ...
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