Barbie Looks #14 Unboxed

Barbie Looks Model #14

Barbie Looks Model #14 close-up

Of the five dolls received for my birthday, Barbie Looks #14 is the only one I have deboxed. Photos of this lovely doll alone are shown above. Photos of the doll with other Barbie Looks dolls in my collection are shared below.

From L-R are Barbie Looks dolls #2, #4, #7, #10, and the newest doll to my collection, #14.

Barbie Looks #2 and #14 share the same head sculpt (known as Elle by Barbie collectors).

The shared head sculpt between Looks #2 and #14 is where the similarity ends. #2 is on a Curvy Barbie body, has a lighter brown complexion, and has an Afro hairstyle. #14 is on a Tall Barbie body. She has a much deeper complexion, and her hair is styled in an Afro puff. Both dolls are striking.

Because the other ladies have pierced ears, Elle insisted on having hers pierced, too. Instead of the bold choice of earrings the others chose, this Elle opted for turquoise studs to match her color block top.

The ladies strike one final pose.

After Jon returned to his display area, the ladies posed for the above final photo. A beautiful representation of sisterhood, their beauty radiates.

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