These Dolls Have A Secret 💕 The Strange World of The Lingerie Clad Glamour Secrets Dolls by Creata

[@githealpaca5972]

The last part of the video made me remind of a thing from my childhood!! My mom is from the 80s, so when I was a kid in the 00s, she gave me her old barbies and their clothes. That included a lingerie set, with frilly babydoll set and a white/green lacy robe, that she made herself when she was a preteen (she was a seamstress for most of her life) I remember using them for my "rich" barbies lol, they were one of my holy grails of my barbie collection, and as a kid, it made me wonder why we never got more nightwear for dolls.

[@gototherat]

Creating class warfare in doll scale was a fond memory of a lot of children’s childhoods apparently lmao

[@mothergoose3766]

If I may, to give some cultural context as a woman who lived though the 1980s as a child, the context for a doll in lingerie would be far less risqué than you might think. Women of that time wore lingerie daily...camisoles over bras, slips, even teddies as an underlayer over bras and under blouses or dresses. It was a normal part of dressing for work or dressing to socialize. People were generally more socially active, and standards of dress were generally higher, perhaps not as formal as the constructed undergarments of the 50s and 60s, definitely more organic, but definitely still an essential layer as part of getting dressed. I watched my mom get ready for parties (of which there were many more), social events for work and just visiting at friends or going to dinner, a hundred times in my childhood, and there was always lingerie as part of any outfit. It wasn't fetishized as it is now, it was part of a ladies outfit, part of being a lady...like hats and gloves used to be. There was nothing edgy about a doll in a camisole, nor the word lingerie. Imagine a grown woman preparing for an evening out, sitting at her dressing table doing her makeup in her teddy and a robe, in her nylons, waiting for the last finishing touch of her dress. It was, to us at the time, glamorous, ladylike and quite proper, little girls would aspire to be so ladylike as their Mom, getting ready to go out. So barbie was a way to play at that aspiration.

[@bivianaromero7083]

You hit a 1994 memory a beautiful one of me my mom and sister buying slips for our birthday and church dresses 👗 thank you for that memory have a beautiful week 💕✨💜

[@Meggzilla]

​@bivianaromero7083 As a child of the 80s,and not to taint the beauty of your moment... Fuck slips and panty hose... I hated both as a child. My mom used to make me wear that shit occasionally and was always confused by the fact that they always mysteriously disappeared... OOPSIE... I was raised like a little boy, but forced to wear girl shit. Just because I was born a girl, didn't mean I wanted dresses and pink shit... I wanted tac boots.

[@RGSuperfan]

I was a little girl in the 80's and lingerie for Barbie sounded completely normal to me. Lingerie was everywhere, on fashion catalogs, in the shops' windows, even at the supermarket, with lace and everything . So it was not surprising Barbie had some too. I even hated when I couldn't find a panty for my barbie to wear before anything else 😅 Pantyless Barbie? That wouldn't do!!! 😂

[@seeleunit2000]

I've only recently heard about these dolls, though these dolls sounded interesting.

[@0therun1t21]

Everyone had little lingerie sachets in the 80s, little girls too. Potpurri of every kind was a huge trend, personally I get migraines feom artificial scents so I hated most of it. But everyone wanted their underwear to smell like lavender, there's nothing icky about it.

[@benamisai-kham5892]

I got a lil mesh draw bag of potpourri at a baby shower in 2001 and I had absolutely no clue what to do with it as a kid, it stayed in my dresser for years haha!

[@DoubleMcZombie]

I'm 30 and have a sachet in my sock drawer... idk i just always have?

[@0therun1t21]

Nice!

[@N1ckelD1me]

can we just take a moment 2 appreciate her outfit???? those poofy floral shoulders with the layered pearls is such a slay, hair on point, blue shimmery eyeshadow and a gorgeous smile. way 2 out-glamour the dolls!!!!

[@MaryLoveMew]

💅 tbh getting to dress up is like 50% of the fun of these videos for me hehe! Thank you!!

[@sherrimakesstuff3112]

Yep - the term "lingerie" has taken on more adult connotations these days. Also sachets (pronounced "sashay" - think like Rupaul) were much more common back then.

[@0therun1t21]

Also Mardi Gras has a silent s.

[@seeleunit2000]

Honestly lingerie has always been considered racy though now it seems people are not considering it taboo to even talk about it. Weird

[@Squiggy8440]

Correcting that one blurb about build lily: Lily was NOT a gag gift for men, she was bought like anime figures and collectible figures of today. She even had clothing to buy separately and were even bought for children. She wasn’t ‘Promiscuous” in the sense of a prostitute, it was just known that she had a sex drive and wasn’t a virgin. Thats it. Lily was a secretary mascot for a paper, not some pornstar or what have you. Also, mattel used the fact that the creator of lily didn’t understand english to essentially rob them legally and when lily’s creator realized what happened, it was too late. And the american legal system is actually quite racist.

[@finland4ever55]

WHat does racism have to do with this? Lily wasn't black or Asian, she was a white German

[@gori.6032]

​@@finland4ever55i pretty sure its xenophobic since german is a whole different country

[@fatcat1414]

​@@finland4ever55 When Barbie was created, white Americans still didn't even recogize the fact that people like Germans, Slavs, and Irish people were equals. They weren't considered 'white' until it was politically convenient to do so.

[@DustyHoney]

@@finland4ever55 especially when talking about Europe racism and xenophobia are sometimes used interchangeably. I specify Europe because Europe is a small continent with a lot of countries which effects the culture ofc

[@lenibeni7421]

@@finland4ever55so you now can’t be racist to anyone else but Asians and black people? That sounds kinda racist, not gonna lie.

[@jencendiary]

I was 8 in 1988, and was obsessed with this particular doll line. However, they were way too spicy for my helmet-haired church lady of a mother. It is no surprise I grew up into a BJD collector with a huge trove of undies and nighties for my line-up.

[@tikolopez8884]

I owned the Beauty Secrets Christie doll and a Creata Flower Princess doll. I also remember buying lingerie fashion packs. I use to pretend my Barbies were doing commercials like I saw on TV. Mind you, I am an 80s kid. So to have panties and bras for your doll made it seem more realistic. This was a great video, so keep it up.

[@louisemorris1581]

What a lovely nostalgia filled video you put together. Back in the 80s lingerie was just the word used for non streetwear. Ladies wore a lot more underwear then, full slips, half slips, full girdles (my grandma right up until her death in 2005 always wore a girdle that was a bra and corset all in one with stocking fasteners on the bottom edge then big stretch cotton knickers on top ….very glamorous, not) panty girdles (what my mum wore in the 60s/70s), bras, long line bras, garter belts because stockings were still commonplace and we didn’t have stay up ones, housecoats, nighties and pjs the list goes on and on. It was all to be found in the ladies lingerie section of department stores or in dedicated shops well into the 80s and beyond- Nana was buying her long line girdles somewhere and I wore a slip or half slip under some of my work dresses so they didn’t cling/ride up. Lingerie wasn’t “saucy” it was just what women wore, (“intimate apparel” however…) and a scented sachet (pronounced sashay) for their lingerie drawer was a very popular gift to give your female relatives They often sold at school fetes or craft fairs and were taught as a simple sewing project. They were usually filled with dried lavender or rose petals as I recall. I also remember that dolls with fabric underpants were not that unusual even my miniature dolls had knickers on. Now I feel old lol.

[@phoenixfritzinger9185]

I remember making one of those sachets in a basic sewing class I took in like 2012, but my teacher called it a closet hanger and the only thing that was available to stuff it with was this absolutely heinous artificially cinnamon scented popourii

[@SpookyPookster]

90s grunge we loved wearing lacey silk nighty dresses with combat/doc boots.

[@maxmosconi4295]

Beauty secrets Barbie was actually a response to kenners Darci! Also adorned in lace frillies

[@MaryLoveMew]

Omg fascinating!! And they’re all seated in their boxes too! Ah it’s so cool to see all the sort of connections and webs between different dolls

[@glasnie]

The person illustrating all these boxes was killing it. I'd love a video just about the evolution box art and how they changed with changing technology. The 80's style illustrations are my favorite.

[@mdksailormoon]

Some of those Flower Princess doll designs are too good to not have been used in a Saturday morning cartoon. A cartoon I would've gobbled up like a rabid animal if I were a child in the 80s. Now I must have these dolls!

[@ameliaroseillustrations]

You looking like a literal doll, whilst discussing dolls, is just *chef’s kiss*! 🤌✨🌸

[@jenniferch3ck]

You're the first person I've heard not describe Bild Lili as a sex doll so thank you 🙏

[@Robin-ph1ss]

Even just by reading the title, I think it's was a solid idea for a doll line. As someone who played w dolls from the late 00' til around 2015, I could see my younger self wanting to play out sleepovers, dressing room scandals (soap opera style fights in the dressing room, should rather say) or what ever else a child's mind can come up with.

[@nilawarriorprincess]

You are adorable. I love your look! I was born in 81, so you are taking me back to my childhood. I never get nostalgic, but you nailed that look. You remind me so much of the colorful & cool teenagers I'd see at the mall & was mesmerized by as a little girl. I happeed to paused at 13:04 & you look you're posing for a Glamour Shots photo. So delightful! You made this elder millennial smile & actually enjoy a trip down memory lane. That's a small miracle, lol.

[@baethany117]

I definitely think these dolls were odd but I guess they make more sense when you think about how normal it was for girls to have dolls as teenagers/super young adults. As a sidebar, I’m an early 90s baby but had a lot of 80s hand me downs and I remember having some kind of fashion doll that came with blue lingerie. I think my sister and I treated them like pajamas and just assumed that adults had lacy pajamas lol

[@terrysilva6430]

Omg I have the Vanessa doll with the scented satchel. I loved her outfit. I remember my godparents were visiting and we went to the mall, I'm pretty sure it was 1988. I saw this doll with the long black hair and my godfather bought her for me. I still have her. Thank you for this video because I knew nothing about this doll line

[@amandacostandine6026]

Have you head of Princess of the Flowers? Those were tiny dolls that came in clockwork flowers that opened with a necklace key. I loooved those.

[@Textile_Courtesan]

Yesss! I have a friend who tracked down a bunch. They're still charming.

[@Mort-lf3gx]

The little baby shadow in the right corner🥹

[@MaryLoveMew]

Hehe I was thinking when editing you could probably just focus on Meuska the entire time he moves around quite a bit at the start aha

[@githealpaca5972]

Baby black void lol 🫶

[@juliagoodwin9510]

Kitty!😊

[@WrenMcNally]

There are some fantastic lingerie from the Mattel Fashion Avenue line. I remember seeing some of them in one of those booklets that came with dolls and I was obsessed. I own a few now and they are so pretty! This was very interesting and also your dress is the best.

[@dontcallmedoll]

Loved this video. Was looking up Creata and their dolls after a dollie friend stumbled upon one of their "Magical Mermaids" while thrifting and saw that they had released "Lace" and "Glamour Secrets", too. I had a passing familiarity with both due to browsing obscure vintage doll listings on Ebay for hours on end. 😄

[@autumnhall1500]

I love this video. I was surprised you didn't, mention the 1980s Prince created the often lingerie clad girl group Vanity 6 (later called Apollonia 6) when you talked about celebrities. They totally fit here. I'm also reminded of In the early 90s when I was a kid, I saw the JCPenney catalog regularly and thought nothing of it's lingerie section.

[@compactgirl]

Although Mattel did buy the rights to build lilli, a toy company in Hong Kong bought the molds to bild lilli creating the Hong Kong lilli with a changed face but made with the same mold the same plastic so people seek to purchase Hong kong lilli. Enjoyed your video.

[@Aros4]

Well color me OBSESSED. I wish there were more frilly and lacy dolls like this in this day and age, they are so gorgeous and elegant and I straight up want those lingerie for myself lol. Also added Tiffany (pink) to my wish list bc she is everythinnng. 😫

[@kristennelson3190]

OMG, I had that California Dream Barbie! You unlocked a memory for me that I had completely forgotten about. I also had a Ken doll in that line And a hot dog stand furniture (??) set thing - it was like an outside stand with grill and little food. It went with the pink Barbie Jeep look😜. None of this has anything to do with this video, but just that one image brought So much back.😁😁💖

[@genmartin14]

OH MY GOSH, I JUST REMEMBERED THAT I HAD A LAVENDER SACHET FOR MY DRESSER AS A KID! I FORGOT THOSE EXISTED! I need to go get one again!

[@githealpaca5972]

Idk why I never thought about scented fashion dolls??? Theyre so cute 😭❤️ Also I love your look for this video, you look like a doll, esp with the flowery top, very adorable 🫶

[@DarlingRuby.]

Love this video!! You are a great speaker. I super want one of these dolls now lol. Also, I kept getting distracted by the kitty throughout the video. Love it:)

[@julieannefowler5768]

This was in my recommendations and honestly, it was fun. I loved learning about doll lines that were in competition with Barbie and the Flower Princess line looks so cute. Especially the furniture sets that came out for the line. The Glamour Secrets line was fascinating, strange but fascinating. Thank you for sharing their existence.

[@YouTubeChris23]

I love all the little details you add to your videos! In this one I noticed another subtle Meuska cover-up and Taylor popping up in the corner for 1989!

[@MaryLoveMew]

Hehe thank you! I was like “well I can’t NOT add Taylor for 1989 but also no one will probably notice” but you did hehe!!!

[@emileeeeee5305]

I was a little girl in the 80's. Practically every woman and many girls I knew had scented sachets in their underwear drawer. Often lavender, rose, or lilac, but sometimes one matching a favorite brand of perfume. I had a lilac one. As far as lingerie, the connotation has changed. Lingerie was a normal part of dressing - sure, it included things like bras and panties, but also stuff like satin dressing gowns and camisoles with lace, slips, pretty nightgowns, stuff like that. It was pretty common to see women in media or your own mom in satin robes and nylons putting on makeup and doing their hair. It wasnt a sexy thing so much as a glamor thing.

[@stevieandthebarbies]

Bearing in mind that laundry detergents were pretty vile smelling in the 80s and fabric softener was generally unscented, little fabric bags filled with lavender were the usual way to keep clothes fresh between washing and wearing. Sandalwood and cedar were also used to keep moths away. As for the use of the word “lingerie” - it was the department stores’ traditional way of being “refined” and is still used today in many stores. One of the criticisms of Barbie was that often she didn’t have underwear - so Mattel started to paint knickers onto the dolls, and later briefs became part of the moulding.

[@aoarecruiter]

Nowadays "The Flower Princess" dolls and "Lace" dolls would have their own Netflix cartoons. Heather's secret were beauty influencers before we had them .lol

[@ChristinaGonzalez87]

Found your channel, and the first thing I noticed is the angelic layer dolls behind you 😍 I really enjoyed your video and will now be following and watching the older videos 🥰 so excited to have another cozy creator to follow

[@Textile_Courtesan]

As an 80s kid i remember when my grandmother would drive me to FOA Schwartz to get Barbie outfits. They had an entire line of outfits marketed as Saks Fifth Avenue fashion and a good chunk of it was admittedly lingerie. I got as many as my allowance let me. They were fairly pricy to tween me.

[@GetItInProductions]

you're probably my new favorite yt creator i only found u like a week ago and have already binged so so many videos thanks for doing the hard work of having to figure out doll release history its so interesting!

[@LolaFulana305]

I had the magical mermaid doll. What a memory!

[@Gaeproblem]

I love how you always talk about doll lines I've never heard of but you are able to try your best and find all the research you can find to make it an actual good video love them so much💖💖💖

[@missdenisebee]

Maxie! I loved the Maxie dolls, I feel like they were super underrated back then. Very high quality, with the most preppy 80s vibe EVER, I loved them. Plus, Maxie had a less, uh, unrealistic body than Barbie, and I loved having a little variety in my make believe.

[@vhs3760]

Thank you for the video! I'd never heard of these dolls before. I'd imagine that whatever scent was in that locket dissipated out through the plastic packaging. I wonder if the sachets have the same problem, but I expect they do, so it's not worth it to open the boxes and find out!

[@carlpacheco2058]

I love the concept of these dolls! Very cute! And you are so beautiful and adorable, the 80’s inspired doll-like dress you’re wearing is endearing.

[@katiecraftycat]

your videos are great! I love learning about obscure doll lines

[@MaryLoveMew]

Thank you!! I love getting to research about them!!!

[@lavishgoblin]

this just randomly popped up in my recommendations and im glad it did! i love your vibe and this was very interesting

[@pinklady2687]

I love these dolls and have been looking for them for years don’t see them for sale much and when they are they are very expensive there was a listing a few years ago and they had loads in box out of box and all in fabulous condition there were literally about 100 dolls from this one seller bid on a lot but only managed to get two boy dolls which were yellow and one was purple I was gutted I didnt get the girls but when the boys came I was so shocked by how beautiful and high quality they were I love them so much and they look amazing with my lady lovely locks princess Barbie a and my other vintage 80s dolls but I’m still on the look out for the girlies xx great informative video xx

[@FluffieXStarshine]

I didn't have the beauty secrets one, but I had the mermaid and a couple of the flower princess ones. My Granny worked at Sears so always got interesting dolls lol

[@CrouchingGirlfriend]

Omg I had the mermaid doll, the tail was high quality and I loved her

[@amybeal2507]

I had these dolls!!! ❤❤ wish I could find them again

[@loverrlee]

11:48 Okay that’s spooky! I was literally just thinking how much that doll looks like you and then you said it. Now you have to find her!!! 😂

[@GraceBones]

Instant subscription! Loved this so much! You are so endearing, entertaining, and most importantly hilarious! 😹💜

[@MaryLoveMew]

Awww thank you so much!

[@acsaudiodramas]

Beautiful and very interesting video! There are still so many lovely fashion doll lines outside Miss B from the past, I haven’t seen before. As a kid I had a gift set of 2 or 3 Todays Girls with lots of fashions I was obsessed with. Oddly this set was sold in Germany in the early 90s and I never knew where these dolls came from until watching this video.

[@twinkle231979]

Petty point of order- it’s pronounced ‘Sashay’, not ‘satchett’ 😂 I really tried to ignore it but after the tenth time of hearing it I just couldn’t stay quiet, sorry 😂 apart from that, loved this video, and I now have a new collecting rabbit hole to go down, my Etsy basket is now filled with slightly weird 80s dolls 😅

[@FrenkTheJoy]

I'm 100% with you. The first time I was like "ugh okay" but then she says it like 30 times.

[@rubyisalwayssleepy8775]

this was a really interesting video! I love how dolls of past eras reflect fashion trends of the time. I wonder if Back to the Future played a large part in the fifties fashion revival in the eighties? also, your hair is FANTASTIC

[@zumbaanthony1540]

I love your story telling! I’m subscribed!

[@TiaBelle123]

What a great video! Love when ny KZbin recommendations actually give me something totally up my alley. You look stunning and I love your collection behind you! Time for me to make my way through your other vids. 💖💖

[@Star_sweeper]

I just found your channel and I’m obsessed! Your creature looks EXACTLY like one of my creatures 🥹

[@EleanoraDzen]

As someone who got a «fullа» doll in the early 2000s- that doll didn’t have a bra but had real panties and I remember every little girl willing to trade DRESSES from their dolls for the panties. PANTIES. I have her abaya, not the doll 😢

[@Ivonajurkic]

Stumbled upon this video and I'm so happy I did! 🩷 Subscribed! Also, side note, obsessed with whatever lip color you have on here! 😍

[@toadsprout]

i love your eyeshadow!

[@RaidoDemonSimp]

Just subbed I love dolls even though I'm 23 I have a heart of an 80s and 90s kid and I grew up in the early 2000s and I loved Barbie. My favourite Barbie films are Barbie And The Three Musketeers,Barbie as The Princess And The Pauper, Barbie A fashion Fairytale, and more. I still love Barbie to this day and I have dvds of the movies

[@aliciapearson3120]

Me again already, I just commented on the Playboy video but... 'It's hard to build a following when you are inconsistant' is true, but also it's a strong Unique Selling Point for people like me who have mutiple interests so... very glad I dropped a sub and I can't wait to see what we get next.

[@FleetwoodCaddy59]

Well damn,aren’t you just friggin gorgeous,you look like a doll yourself ♥️🌷🤍♥️ I just came across your channel and I love it already.🤍🎀🤍I love the way your hair and makeup look,the dress is really beautiful 🌷🌹🌷🌹

[@strawberrymolk]

Idk why but this reminded me of the story my mom would tell me when she was a little girl. She would get so bothered that Barbie never wore bras, because Barbie used to have printed on underwear that was visible. My grandma (RIP Queen) would hand sew small little bras and lingerie for my mom’s barbies and other dolls to make her happy. Honestly this story always makes me smile and it gives me a small glimpse that undergarments weren’t something so taboo and scandalous as they are now.

[@deelahunt6101]

I lost my absolute mind at FLOWER PRINCESS DOLLS!! I had the witch, the prima ballerina (such beautiful long red hair), purple little sister and a yellow scented little sister, who came as a double pack with another doll. Always wanted one of the starry-eyed - who wouldn't?? - and couple sets, especially the wedding one (so fancy). Never managed to wheedle my way into a Lace doll, but did have a couple of the fashion packs. I remember the lingerie dolls vaguely, but they didn't have extravagant enough outfits to hold my attention. Thanks for this trip down memory lane, for all the "traumatic" ie. my mom wouldn't buy me a doll, memories it brought up 😂 (Are you aware of Sindy? Bendy dolls with the prettiest faces and hundreds of outfits and accessories, as well as different races when that was Not A Thing.)

[@Greenishavocado]

What a fantastic video!! If you're interested in figuring out the Creata thing some more, I'd definitely suggest contacting a reference librarian

[@anab5248]

I liked this video a lot ❤ Got really interest on these dolls ❤❤

[@Vaulteccutie27]

I love your aesthetic!

[@houstonnettles8504]

Thank you for your history about Barbie Sophia Maria!

[@meganberk6072]

I am pretty sure my older sister had one of these. I remember the scent sachet. She does share her name with one.

[@kaloveshoran]

very well researched video and i love this top omg! new subbie

[@taylorlandin1186]

11:51 she reminds me of gem of gem and the holograms

[@megdelaney3677]

Thanks for sharing! I love seeing fashion dolls. 😍 Interesting the names weren't consistent on the boxes. I would've named the blonde Tiffany, the brunette Vanessa and the ginger Heather. Just a thought.

[@svetlanaboginskaya3042]

I had the first wave Heather doll and until today I had no idea what doll line she was from, or that she was a lingerie doll. I thought it was a sparkly prom dress lol.

[@SubliminalLocks]

Oh my God my name is Heather and I had the Heather doll! A relative bought it for me not realizing what the actual fuck it was and got it because it had my name… I was maybe like four

[@Aveysaur]

those tiny horses look like breyer mini whinnies??

[@LeeLee86]

I was an 80s child and the “Bright eye girls” were supposed to be the rivals to the Rainbow Bright dolls. ❤

[@goldensunwing]

There doesn't seem to be an option to enable captions, is it possible to have that in the future please? Cool video!

[@blancherries]

Couldn't help but stare at the Angelic Layer dolls in the background, didn't even know they existed!

[@MaryLoveMew]

I actually have a whole other video all about them and their origins :D

[@snughly]

I don't know why but I expected the dolls' underwear to be scented? Either way it's deeply strange! I would love to know how they came to the decision to include the sachet. Beautiful dolls tho, I especially love Vanessa's first look! Thank you for delivering us the niche doll content we never knew we wanted as always, love these videos!!

[@soupandsammich]

Omg I never knew it before but my mom must have had this doll! When I was little my mom gave me all her old Barbie clothes, and I totally recognize the hot pink outfit that Barbie has lol 😝

[@soupandsammich]

Specifically the beauty secrets Barbie lol not the glamour ones

[@xdani_thethinkingneko]

You’re so adorable 😭💗

[@DustyHoney]

I remember my Barbie dolls had underwear and bras. I loved how tiny the bras were

[@amandacostandine6026]

Oh shoot I had the magical mermaid dolls too, they were my fave.

[@JayofallTrades]

I have a 1950s Madame Alexander Cissy doll and her main outfit is lingerie. It was advertised as lingerie Cissy. So its not as risque if dolls in the 50s did it for them to do so in the 80s

[@Donteatacowman]

I'm appreciating this video but having a hard time with the premise. Some lingerie I will admit is sexy-clothing. But some of it is just... pajamas, which are lacy. The Heather's Secret example on the illustration DOES make me think "sexy clothing" but you could say the same about bikinis, and dolls are always in those. I'm trying to put myself in the mindset of this being astonishingly risqué but it's not easy lol.

[@AlexandraJuarez-xl2ip]

I remember glamor secrets!! I wanted one so bad 😊 1995 ish I think I got one.

[@thepeternetwork]

I bet you my mom could sew similar fashions for dolls as these, and they would turn out better than the store-bought type.

[@amydaskilewicz9076]

I used to have a Creata doll in my collection and I couldn’t find an absolute thing about her

[@RGSuperfan]

Heather 's secret: the void. These dolls are deeper than we thought in the first place

[@Pkh1187]

I think sachet is prounounced as sah shay

[@doglover12345andfr]

Honestly, the lingerie isn’t even that racy. They strike me as more “fancy nighties.” It’s cute.

[@EvgeniiaGubin]

Bild Lilli was the same gift as a Hawaiian figurine for a car. Ruth bought it at a CHILDREN'S store. She had a huge collection of clothes, a house, a car and a movie. Mattel used the post-war attitude towards the Germans and repeated over and over again that this doll was made for men, although this was absolutely not the case. Plus, if you can't translate this comic, then just don't use this material. Bild Lilli, in fact, was quite a big feminist)))

[@noraunhappy]

Also worth noting that Mattel didn’t buy Bild Lilli and get rid of her to clean up Barbie’s image. They did it to try to clean up Mattel’s image because they 100% ripped off Bild Lilli to create the original Barbie. But it was difficult for Lilli’s creator to actually seek legal recompense for that due to him not actually having much money and also the international aspect of it if I remember correctly.

[@EvgeniiaGubin]

@@noraunhappy Yes, Mattel has a pretty aggressive policy. Now they have abandoned Barbie, her quality is terrible, they are trying to do something with Monster High. I'm very glad that MGA was able to put them in their place. This is the first time Mattel couldn't do anything. Before that there were Maxie, Jem and the holograms, and even the popular American girl in the USA, Mattel, destroyed everything. Maybe this was good for their business, but I don’t buy Mattel products just on principle.

[@PoisonCandiii]

We had these in Australia

[@AlyceMalyce]

So, it was overtly wrong to have those scented pouches for your underwear drawer? I mean, I don't see anything wrong with the clothing pieces as that was like you said something fashion was doing. Also lingerie doesn't always mean sexy, let's feast with our eyes before unwrapping the present type of item.

[@thebec8853]

Sachets (sa shays) were pretty common irl, when I was coming up. I had an Avon one in my undies drawer for years.

[@tinmanlover1994]

I love your dress your wearing in this video it's very pretty

[@amandacostandine6026]

I had flower princess dolls and Creata robot dolls

[@SpookyDeerArt]

it's really interesting how opinions on things change, and i don't think it's too hot of a take to point out the comedy in the people of the 70s and 80s being more comfortable with dolls having underwear than they are today despite the world generally being considered more progressive. won't go into the minutiae because this is a doll video lmao just find it interesting and fun to point out. i'm a huge fashion doll person as an adult and seeing the opinions on dolls from other adults online is always interesting even if it can be disheartening. popular fashion dolls nowadays tend to come with very deliberately painted and noticable underwear bottoms despite how basically all dolls i had growing up having at the most a texture to imply undies. and conversely, even in a doll line with painted underwear, LOL OMG dolls have pronounced nipples. so, it's a mixed bag. regardless of that, i watch a lot of doll reviewers, restylers, and repainters and almost all of them have started covering up the dolls' "privates" in some way even if they don't have any details top or bottom. i think this might be a mix of youtube itself trying to censor for nudity (though i'd hope the almighty algorithm could distinguish a doll from a human...) and viewer outcry. i think the latter might be a loud minority since it's pretty ridiculous to be upset over a genital-less and nipple-less doll being nude when the majority of children play with said dolls nude after losing all of the clothes (speaking from experience). one restyler makes bralettes and cami tops out of what appears to be colorful vinyl to censor the dolls' nudity and another repainter puts masking tape over them. really interesting, if a little disheartening. perhaps this is a "something something societal censorship for the wrong reasons" situation. i'll stop rambling, just really into social behaviors and dolls lmao as for the actual video, i really enjoyed watching this! great introduction to your channel. subscribed as soon as i finished the video, can't wait to see more.

[@CraftyMagicDollz]

Lol surprise dolls also have penises on the boy dolls.

[@stevieandthebarbies]

I’ve seen doll videos on YT where the doll has post-it notes stuck to the body to cover up any sources of complaint! But these are sites that often state they have content suitable for children. Other sites specify that the content is aimed at adult doll collectors.

[@shelleydavis8350]

Never seen em, busy raising boys at that time, but now its my time, gotta room full of dolls!❤