Michelle's Barbie Doll Pages

"Ethnic" Dolls -- AFRICA
(not including northern Africa)

Dolls (and fashions) representing people of African descent (African-Americans, Jamaicans, etc.)
 

BLACK BARBIE
The dolls on this page are all made by Mattel and all use the Barbie name.  They are generally available in a Caucasian version wearing the same fashion (although not always with the same head mold).
 

Magic Curl Barbie (black version) -- 1981

 
 
 

Working Woman Barbie -- 1999

 



COLLECTOR EDITION BARBIES (the expensive kind)

Sapphire Sophisticate Barbie

 
 

Kitty Black Perkins designed the Fashion Savvy Collection, a special series showcasing the style of the modern African-American woman.  These dolls are not available in a Caucasian version.  This collection includes Tangerine Twist Barbie (1997) and Uptown Chic Barbie (1998).
   
You can't tell from this picture, but Uptown Chic Barbie has flocked hair like Kenyan Barbie.
 
 

Byron Lars designed the Runway Sensation series.  This collection includes Cinnabar Sensation Barbie (1998), and Plum Royal Barbie (1999).

 
 



More African and African-American dolls can be found on my other Barbie doll web pages:
    Women of Valor
    Fantasy



Also take a look at THE EBONY WORLD OF BARBIE, created by CWash
http://www.angelfire.com/tx2/cwash/



Africa (not including northern Africa)
    Africa
    African-Americans and Jamaicans
    Mattel's "Black Barbie"
    Mattel's Shani line of dolls:  Shani, Asha, Nichelle, and Jamal
    Mattel's Asha line of dolls
    Christie and Nikki
    Imani, Brandy, and AA musicians
    Nichelle (Nichelle Nichols from Star Trek, Shani's friend Nichelle, and Generation Girl Nichelle)
    Men
    Men -- Celebrities (Michael Jackson, M.C. Hammer)



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This web page was made by Michelle DeLee, Amargosa Valley, Nevada, USA
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Last updated March 18, 2000