PD Review Magazine issue 89 - Children's Fashion History, Anne of Green Gables & More!

Here's an extra charming issue filled with articles and art relating to Children's Fashion History and more! Our paper dollies go for a ride in baby buggies in a sweet article by Evelyn Bradmon. Brenda Sneathen Mattox covers the time when children dressed as mini-adults. Jill Kaar-Hanson spotlights a wonderful fashion history series Tom Tierney did for Woman's World magazine in 1989-1990. Bruce Patrick Jones highlights Black Doll History in a special centerfold feature. Martha Raively zeros in on Anne of Green Gables and her Precious Puffed Sleeves. Lorna Currie Thomopoulos schools us on British School Uniforms. Jane Alfano Rasor shares a fun discovery in her own collection... paper dolls in The Salvation Army magazine. Sharry O'Hare offers highlights of the 2024 paper doll convention to be held Aug. 15-18 in Indianapolis, IN. (Yes! There will be a 2024 convention!) Plus tidbits from our Reader's Page, New Books Page, an elegant Ava Gardner dress-a-doll for our upcoming Glamorous Hollywood theme, and more. On display are lots of wonderful paper dolls representing Children's Fashion History. Back cover paper doll "Theodora 1904" by Patrica Corte Rooney. As always, the entire issue is a delightful combination of paper dolls and well-researched articles. Hope you'll give it a try!