Andrew Yang, artist and former Dennis Basso employee, has taken his love for creating creepy playthings and designer fashions to create a line of high fashion dolls. The Andrew Yang dolls are dressed in Spring 2010’s latest duds including frilled pants and skin-tight gowns.
These “supermodels” are lucky to be the new faces of infamous brands such as Givenchy, Marc Jacobs and Proenza Schouler. The Andrew Yang dolls offer some stiff competition with their true-to-life hair, makeup and, of course, runway-ready bodies.
What's Driving This Trend
- High Fashion Dolls
- Opportunity for designers to create a line of dolls with realistic features and high-end fashion.
- Fashionable Toys
- The market for dolls and toys that reflect current fashion trends and designer brands.
- Customizable Dolls
- Potential for personalized dolls that resemble the consumer with customizable fashion options.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can expand their product line by creating dolls with high fashion outfits.
- Toy Manufacturing
- Toy companies can develop dolls that appeal to fashion-conscious kids and collectors.
- Personalized Products
- Companies specializing in customizable products can collaborate with fashion brands to produce personalized dolls.
