Asian fashion dolls

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Asian fashion dolls are made by Asian manufacturers or targeted for an Asian market. They are growing in popularity, such as with Momoko Doll^[1], and attracting attention^[2].

Many of these dolls have Asian or anime style features. Clothing lines may include Asian themes and in some cases Asian names (such as "Momoko" or "Taeyang"^[3]). Some Asian fashion dolls are dominated by Western dress, such as with Momoko_Doll Doll's lineup^[4], Pullip's wardrobe^[5], or the extensive Jenny fashions^[6]. More traditional Asian dress is also represented, such as with kimono-centric Annz dolls^[7]. A number of other dolls also dress in kimonos such as Jenny, Momoko, Pullip, etc.

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• Annz (Japanese) by Annz Project^[8]
• Azone dolls by Azone
• Blythe (doll) by Takara, formerly by Kenner
• Dal Doll by Chunsang Chunha and Jun Planning
• Coco by Sekiguchi
• Dollfie by Volks Inc.^[9]
• Ingrid ("finest vinyl" dolls) by JOETAI^[10]
• J-doll by Jun Planning
• Jenny by Takara^[11]
• LaTi doll ^[12]
• Licca-chan by Takara
• Marmit
• Momoko Doll by Petworks and Sekiguchi
• Nippon Misaki (Jason Wu/Fashion Royalty Nippon) by Integrity Toys
• Obitsu by Obitsu
• Pullip from JUN Planning^[13]
• Rune by Sekiguchi
• Sonokong dolls by Sonokong
• Souldoll (Korea) by Souldoll^[14]
• Susie ("Asian American") by RnD Dolls
• TaeYang ("Pullip's boyfriend") by Chunsang Chunha and Jun Planning
• YeunJi by Sonokong

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