1997 BARBIE DOLLS "ROMEO and JULIET" 1st in Series TOGETHER FOREVER L/E MINT

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1997 MATTEL BARBIE and KEN DOLLS
TOGETHER FOREVER COLLECTION
"ROMEO and JULIET"
1st in SERIES
So speaks Romeo of the fair Juliet in one of the
world's most treasured stories of young love.
Romeo and Juliet based on an earlier poem and
other versions of an old story, Romeo and Juliet
first appeared as a play by Shakespeare around
1595. The Brad's lyricism and sensitivity lifted the
play far above most drama of the time!
Who better to capture the beauty and poignancy
of youth and true love than Barbie and Ken! The
dolls' outfits are beautifully detailed to evoke the
intricacy and richness of Renaissance fashions.
As Julie wears a high-waist velvet gown with
golden trim and dramatic chapel train that falls
from her shoulders. Her sleeves are elegantly
finished with ruffles and puffed at the top. Her
brunette hair is richly braided with golden trim.
As Romeo, her young idealistic lover, Ken doll
wears a blue velvety tunic with silvery cloak and
a blue velvety hat. His legs are elegantly attired
in blue leggings with black slippers on his feet!
A tragic tale of Love and Romance that will live
on for ever!
For ever was a story of more woe than this of
Juliet and her Romeo.
ACT V, Scene 111
Barbie and Ken are in mint condition and never removed from
their box. Box is in great condition with only minor shelf-wear
mainly around the bottom which it set on.
From a non-smoking and pet free home.
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Carolyn