Customer Reviews

Barbie Collector - Barbie as Titania - Queen of the Fairies in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream

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Having gone through the Nutcrackers, they have moved on to Shakespeare's heroines. Wow, this doll is such a gorgeous addition to the ballerinas, with the new emphasis of Shakespeare.
Barbie is Titania, Queen of the Faeries. She is in violet and teal and a glistering overlay of tulle. The bodice is lavender, with organza, pleated, draping from her shoulder. It's fastened by small flowers. The long, dark blond hair has
flowers as a crown. Classic sur la pointe pose in the toe shoes, much appreciated by a former toe shoes dancer!,glittering tights and delicate faerywings, make this doll stunning. Sorry, they did not give her Elven ears!

The pictures do not begin to show the beauty of this doll.

This is my favorite fairy Barbie I've seen so far! Everything about her is PERFECT! From the gorgeous colors of her outfit to the flowers in her hair, she's total magic. I love the unique shape of her wings and the many layers of her fluffy tutu. Her rooted eyelashes and glittery eyeshadow enphasize her lovely face. I love her unique eyebrows too. She's more than worth the price and one of the most beautiful, unique Barbies I've ever seen!

Just received my Titania doll yesterday. This is my first silver label barbie and so I was surprised that the box has a lid, information card and certificate of authenticity. Pretty neat!

The dress is stunning with purples and greens, the hair is meticulously done, the face makeup is pretty but someone when crazy with the glitter (she has it on the tip of her hones and her chin instead of just on her eyelids).

I was sad to see they didn't give her pointed ears like they did in the fairy series - after all she is the queen of the fairies!

Overall she is a fabulous addition to my fairy and ballet barbie collection :)

This doll is magnificently gorgeous! Not for playing with! Put this beauty in a glass case and just enjoy looking at her. She is best for collectors not for kids to play with (though I would have if I were a kid!)

I left work one night early to walk down the street and check out the TRU and see which new dolls they had gotten in stock. I honestly hadn't thought of buying this doll or Juliet from Romeo and Juliet until I saw her. She is absolutely beautiful and pictures do not do her justice. DEFINATELY grab her and make her a part of your collection.

this is a beautiful collectors barbie, I rate as educational because the link to Shakespeare's play Midsummer Nights Dream, and the chance to learn the play, or gain interest in the ballet from it. Besides this the doll is gorgeous, such a nice face,costume, colors, and pose. So beautiful you would want to take her out of the box.