Royal Princesses Of The 20th Century Paper Dolls

Celebrate real-life 20th century princesses in a regal book of paper dolls, each with meticulously researched fashionable outfits. Artist David Wolfe represents five real-life princesses including three from the reigning House of Windsor: Diana, remembered as "The People's Princess;" Margaret Rose, the trend-setting sister of Queen Elizabeth II; and Anne, the Princess Royal, Elizabeth's only daughter and an Olympic equestrian. Former '50s Hollywood movie star, Grace Kelly became Princess of Monaco when she wed reigning ruler Prince Rainier . . . a true fairy tale event televised to a huge global audience. Included in this historic book is a royal essay by fashion historian, Amanda Hallay. It profiles the five princesses, beginning with Princess Alexandra of Denmark who married Edward VII, becoming Princess of Wales in 1863. Upon the death of Queen Victoria in 1901, she was crowned queen consort of the British Empire and Empress of India. She was popular and became the first royal fashion influencer. Her long fashionable life encompassed romantic, hoop skirts, bustles and hourglass silhouettes as well as a rage for dog collar pearl necklaces. Ever since Alexandra, royal wardrobes were (and are!) scrutinized and copied by commoners the world over. This impressive paper doll book is a treasure sure to become a coveted collectible, an extravagant expression of regal history

Wedding and coronation gowns, casual wear, dress uniforms and suits for Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Prince Charles and his two brothers, Princess Diana, the royal children, and more. 26 dolls.

This stunning paper doll collection features Princess Diana's legendary looks from the 1980s and 1990s, including her magnificent wedding gown and velvet black mini-dress — known as the “Revenge Dress.”

Reversible punch-out dolls depict four popular princesses — Cinderella, Snow White, Rapunzel, and Sleeping Beauty. Includes a royal wardrobe of costumes and accessories plus a play scene for enacting old and new adventures.

Gorgeous apparel worn at royal weddings is on display in this spectacular paper doll collection. Fifteen pairs of brides and grooms who married during the second half of the twentieth century, or in the first few years of the twenty-first century, are featured. Depicted in elegant portraits are Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier of Monaco (wed in 1956); Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko of Japan (1959); Prince Juan Carlos of Spain and Princess Sophia (1962); and the four children of Elizabeth II of England, among them Charles, Prince of Wales, and Lady Diana Spencer (1981). Other figures include royalty from Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Jordan. Great for decorating tables at bridal showers, these lovely, lifelike figures and their authentic wedding costumes will delight collectors, paper doll fans, and anyone who is thrilled by the magic of royal nuptials.

Presenting Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge in this beautifully illustrated paper doll book by Norma Lu Meehan. Museum quality artwork elevates this book to a new level of paper doll artistry. Not only is it a must for every paper doll collector, but also for anyone who treasures today's royal history as it happens. The 8 page book features two Kate dolls as well as Prince William and baby Prince George, too. Each of Kate's 17 outfits, including her romantic wedding gown, is annotated to provide an historic view of her chic royal style. This new book will become the crown jewel in many a paper doll enthusiast's collection.

Here come nine royal brides from the House of Windsor-Elizabeth The Queen Mother; Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Margaret; Anne, Princess Royal; Princess Diana; Sophie Rhys-Jones; Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle. An exquisite collection meticulously illustrated by Norma Lu Meehan. Includes a lovely essay by fashion historian Cornelia Powell. A gem for paper doll collectors, fashion buffs and Anglophiles!

A sort of time capsule, the dolls include Prince Charles, Princess Diana and baby Prince William along with other members of the royal family.