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Barbie Fashion Fever Dolls (Mattel) (2005)

Release Dates and Regional Names:
North America: Throughout 2005 (major waves spring and fall)
Europe Australia: Aligned with North American rollout in 2005
Japan: Limited availability through importers

Manufacturer: Mattel

Type: Fashion Doll Collection
Media: Physical Vinyl Dolls with Cloth Outfits

Description and Design:
Fashion Fever Barbie dolls featured trendy early 2000s styles with vibrant mix-and-match clothing lines inspired by contemporary teen fashion. Dolls had the classic Barbie face mold with long rooted hair in various colors and styles poseable bodies and detailed outfits including tops skirts jackets shoes and accessories. The line emphasized customization with separate fashion packs for endless wardrobe combinations. Characters included Barbie Drew Kayla and others with diverse looks and personalities.

Key Features:
Dolls: Approximately 11.5 inches tall fully poseable with bendable knees
Outfits: Layered trendy pieces (denim glitter animal prints metallic fabrics)
Accessories: Purses jewelry belts sunglasses extra shoes
Fashion Packs: Separate clothing sets for wardrobe expansion
Versions: Core dolls deluxe styling heads furniture playsets (bedroom closet)

Additional Details:
Target Audience: Children ages 6+ for fashion play and collecting

Historical Context:
Launched in 2004 and expanded heavily in 2005 Fashion Fever represented Mattel's push into contemporary teen trends during the mid-2000s doll boom. The mix-and-match concept encouraged creativity and collecting competing with lines like Bratz while maintaining Barbie's aspirational style. Playsets and styling heads added role-play depth for complete fashion experiences.

Did You Know?
Dolls featured updated face sculpts with larger eyes and glossy lips for a modern look.
Fashion packs included themed collections like glam casual or sporty.
Some dolls had unique hair colors like streaks or highlights for variety.
The line inspired real-world fashion trends among young fans.
It bridged classic Barbie play with emerging teen doll competitors.

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