Paper And Barbie Dolls Of Supermodels And Celebrities!

Ever heard of the Kate Moss, Agyness Deyn and Cheryl Cole paper dolls? How about the Heidi Klum Barbie doll? Then, you should also know that there's actually Bella and Edward dolls from the most-loved teenage flick, Twilight!

It's dollnination - designers are transforming today's most popular fashion icons into something that every person, young and old, can personally hang-out and play with.


Dress-Your-Own Kate Moss, Agyness Deyn and Chery Cole Paper Dolls!


London-based artist I Love Mel has designed paperdoll versions of the famous British models and WAG singer. Starting at around £13.50, anyone can order the cut-out creations of Kate Moss, Agyness Deyn, and Cheryl Cole with outfit options. Of course, there's stripes and waistcoats for Kate, trainers and alternative hairdos for Agy, and WAG outfits for the lovely Girls Aloud singer Cheryl Cole.

Heidi Klum Barbie!


Available in September, the Heidi Klum Barbie is glamorous in blonde wavy hair, supermodel long legs, a sequinned minidress, and gold Dior heels. The Heidi Klum Barbie doll is part of Mattel's special edition Blonde Ambition collection, which pays tribute to iconic blondes in fashion and entertainment.

Bella and Edward - Twilight Barbie Dolls!


Ever wanting to possess the characters of Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson from the vampire movie series? Then these Bella and Edward Twilight Barbie dolls are perfect for you. Designers are genius enough to create dolls for the young fans who can't get enough of the Twilight saga.

"And so the lion fell in love with the lamb. Twilight has quickly become a worldwide phenomenon developing a strong core base of dedicated fans who are drawn to the story of a Romeo & Juliet style romance between mortal (Bella) and vampire (Edward). Who better to capture the young star-crossed love of these two characters than Barbie & Ken. Bella is dressed in her signature outfit from the movie. Edward doll sold separately."


Wow, these supermodels and celebrities are plastic fantastic! I mean, really.

A Short Film For Agyness Deyn

Agyness Deyn. One moment she's a catwalk sensation, another instant she's a struggling record artist, and just recently she dresses up as Marilyn Monroe for a fashion magazine (which is expected for a fashion model like her). Now, the British platinum-haired model is making news for a cameo appearance on short film, Dance of the Golden Axe.


In her first film ever, Agyness Deyn starred as the Erzulie, the forest nymph who sent a group of soldiers into violent frenzy after chopping down Christmas trees. The low-budget film was directed by Gordon Hull and produced by New York Time's T Magazine.

Although the model's appearance as fairy-puffing nymph on the film was called stupid by some, it was something that Agyness Deyn can proudly add to her resume. After all, she has once again relinquished her flair for theatrical arts. I'd say “clap clap!” to that.

Agyness Deyn Does Marilyn Monroe

Time to give the androgynous image a break. In the January 2009 issue of Vogue Korea the tomboyish British supermodel Agyness Deyn makes a lady makeover to become the legendary Marilyn Monroe.


The 25-year old blonde model adds soft curls to her hair, wears a glamorous white gown, and put on the signature mole of the greatest female star of all time.

Elegant, isn't she? I mean Agyness Deyn, far more than Marilyn Monroe...

Model Of The Moment, Is It Over For Agyness Deyn?

English model Agyness Deyn is known for the title “Model of the Moment” as her strikingly handsome look has lead the way for many successful Burberry and Giorgio Armani campaigns. But will her popularity pulls over?

She is the most popular face of the British luxury fashion house, Burberry. With the company, Agyness Deyn has made a fast rise to fame. She becomes a regular on the celebrity circuit and is recently recording her first single.

Because of her rising popularity, she was hailed as “the fashion industry's next great supemodel” and is also called the “ambassador of British youth culture.”

But high-profile always has a negative effect for models. And even Agyness Deyn is not spared by this modeling fact.

It was reported that the 25-year old, 5 feet 7 ½ inches model has been dropped as the face of Burberry because she has become over-exposed. This overexposure is reportedly criticized by famed fashion photographer Mario Testino, whose opinion seemed to be highly-respected by the fashion company. Says one critic, “She was just a flash in the pan. Last year she was quirky, but now she is challenging Moss in the fame stakes by positioning herself everywhere. That kind of popularity just hasn’t sat well with Mario, who is looking for something different.”

Once again, we have been reminded of the idea that any model who becomes a face of a commercial company is expected to lose other bookings especially those coming from rival companies. Worst, she will also lose other modeling opportunities due to over-exposure.

In the case of Agyness Deyn, she was dropped for overexposure not by rival companies but by the very fashion house she represents.

Although a spokesperson for Burberry declined to talk about the issue, there is one clear modeling advice that models like “Model of the Moment” Agyness Deyn has to remember before her career pulls over: Over-exposure is bad. Don't overdo it!