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2. With this new styling head, girls can help Barbie get ready for a night on the town. But this time, the fun isn't limited to hair and make-up, as spa-style mani's are now part of the prep work! The beauty regimen begins with either nail polish, or press-on nails, both of which can be accented with stickers. When the nails are dry, complete the look with a variety of bracelets and rings. Makeup applicators can enhance beauty with eye shadow, lip liner and lipstick, and hair can actually be curled with a pretend curling iron. And the best part, if you want to change the look, water will remove the nail polish and makeup, so girls can do the make over again and again. Colors and styles may vary.

3, Anneliese Barbie Doll from the upcoming video, "Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper", is wearing a period-inspired gown with a pink full skirt with golden highlights and a golden inlay bodice witha pink rose accent and three quarter length sleeves. The princess wears a crown on top of her long hair and a royal golden necklace. Barbie doll "sings" songs from the actual video and comes with her best friend, Serafina

4.This beautiful My Size Barbie doll wears a lovely gown and crown as Princess Annaliese and includes a gown and dark wig for Erika from the upcoming video, Barbie as The Princess and The Pauper. Girls will love to wear and share these outfits and play out the story with their very own My Size Barbie doll.

5. Loving Family Dollhouse-African American Doll Gift Set- Mother and Baby, Dad and Baby, Sister and Brother: Both of the parents have a special feature: the mom has the ability to rock the baby back and forth and the dad can raise both of his arms to pick up his child, etc. They also have articulation to provide them with more realistic movements.

6. For over a decade, Barbie has celebrated each holiday season with a Holiday doll. Designer Bob Mackie joins this lovely tradition for the first time ever, working his special magic on the 2005 Holiday Barbie doll.