Recreate your favorite Girls scene with these Kyle Hilton Cut-Outs. The American illustrator Kyle Hilton is known for creating paper dolls based on popular television and film characters from all sorts of modern shows, from Arrested Development to Downton Abbey. This series had Hilton collaborating with the entertainment magazine Vulture in order to celebrate the conclusion of the first season of HBO show Girls. That celebration occurred by transforming the main characters of the show into paper dolls.
The Lena Dunham-created, Judd Apatow-produced show Girls has had its fair share of controversy, as fans and critics have used the Internet to discuss the show. Yet, fans will be extremely keen to use these dolls to tide them over until season two. The dolls are of Hannah, Marnie, Jessa and Shoshanna with a hilarious mix of props from party dresses to crack pipes. These Kyle Hilton Cut-Outs will provide hours of fun.
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