Oh, man. I am still giggling over this doll. This is a very bizarre toy. Fab Faces dolls are versions of My Scene Barbie that have rubbery faces with changeable expressions. Their faces actually bend and twist into new shapes. Sounds pretty interesting, right? I first learned about the Fab Faces line when they were mentioned in the comments discussion of my
Barbie Fashionista review. The other week, I got an email that reminded me of these dolls and so I went to Amazon.com to see if I could find one for sale. Indeed, Amazon still has many (if not all) of this line in stock, and there was a Kennedy on clearance for $11. Sold. Several of these dolls are expensive on Amazon (Chelsea is $80!), but they can also be found on eBay at more reasonable prices.
My Scene Barbie was introduced by Mattel in 2002 and the Fab Faces line came out in 2006. I have wanted a My Scene Barbie ever since I saw the episode of
Project Runway where the challenge was to design clothes for these dolls (see the
winning doll and design here).
Fab Faces Kennedy is not a doll I would have picked for her looks, and she's not anywhere near the prettiest of the My Scene dolls, but she's got significant entertainment value:
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| My Scene Fab Faces Kennedy |
