Sentence examples for doll look from inspiring English sources

Why does the Misty Copeland Barbie doll look so... white?

"Oh God, that whole LA Barbie doll look, right?" she says.

And Tweezerman has a new collection that includes matchbox files ($4) and mini-tweezers ($15) with designs inspired by Harajuku, the Japanese goth doll look.

Schindler's stuffed animals are wonderfully tactile, with different textures and visible seams — making a sole porcelain doll look all the more peculiar in contrast.

Although there was a doll-like quality to the clothes — and a baby doll look to the few full dresses — most of the show was body conscious and womanly.

With more than a glancing look back to the famous "White" collection of 1968, which propelled the long career of Valentino Garavani, the design duo took a template of square, stand-away silhouettes from that and the earlier part of the same era and reworked them as an updated baby doll look.

She is a Cabbage Patch doll look-alike, blessed with abundant hair for one so young.

What is more, the Bratz, and the multiracial Flava doll look-alikes, get high marks for ethnic diversity.

Ashley Massaro, 21, of East Northport and Denise Rader, 24, of Copiague, blonde and busty Barbie doll look-alikes wiggled and smiled brightly for the 75 guests who paid $75 apiece to come to the event.

This eponymous "wool doll" looks somewhat like a baby, but has coarse black tufts where its face should be.

"But…but…that doll looks mighty, mighty white". "Am I an [expletive] if I say that I would not have picked that out as a Misty Copeland Barbie?