I hadn't realized that her outfit looked too big for her until you pointed it out, but you're right, and now I can't unsee it! XD Makes me wonder what she would look like if her outfit design had been something like Victoria's dress instead. Victoria looks like she's stepped out from some '70s-'80s sci-fi. To me the zippers on her boots look to be on the correct side - at least that's where all my boots have zippers: on the inside, not on the outside. Maybe it's just me and my style preferences though :D I know that the My Twinn company made an excellent, highly maneuverable wheelchair for 23" dolls, but perhaps that's not what you're after?

It's no surprise, then, that the Barbiecore trend has taken over the fashion world. But what is Barbiecore? The Barbie Looks #19 doll - with mix-and-match fashion - is the first of many exclusive Barbie dolls that members can add to their collections. And if you want to add to your Barbie Looks collection, you must be a Barbie Signature member. As always, your sense of humour is amazing XD I was a little sad earlier, but I was cheered up and had a great time reading this; definitely had some good laughs!

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This Barbie Looks™ doll features a unique face sculpt and glossy red curls with magenta highlights. Featuring on-trend fashions with photo-worthy details, Barbie Looks™ dolls inspire the stylist within.

I'm sorry your Kit's face had some defects, and her hair was hard to handle though, that's unfortunate. :(

Hi Brie! Thank you for introducing yourself! I love the miniature furniture and accessories from AG, too! I almost like those things more than the dolls...ok, I definitely like those things more than the dolls! Not that I don't like the dolls, but that company does such an excellent job with miniatures! Her premium fashion includes a glittery crop top, matching skirt and knee-high boots with chic cut-outs. With posable articulated bodies, each doll in this curated collection is ready to style, pose, photograph and post. Although Millenials and Gen Z have disagreements (aka Gen Z roasting Millennials for using words like "doggo" and jokes about coffee), we can all agree on one thing: growing up with a Barbie doll was one of the best things about our childhoods. Dressing her up in all different clothes and those surprise visits to Toys R Us where you'd run down the Barbie aisle with glee. What a time to be alive. I love the whole concept of the Looks dolls! I still have Lina and Sean on my wish list, along with 2 of the new metallic Looks dolls-the Original who looks like short-haired Miley Cyrus (face sculpt name: Andra) and the long-haired male who looks like Taylor Lautner (face sculpt name: Cam). I bought Kit last month and just got Victoria for Christmas, so I'd like to share a few insights I've gathered from my own experiences with the different body types.