Movie over, Barbie! There’s a new, more realistic and well-proportioned fashion doll in town!
Welcome Lammily Marks – a doll line that specializes in making dolls with standard human body proportions and they want you to know that “average is beautiful.”
Back in March, according to their website, “a crowdfunding campaign was launched to make dolls with typical human body proportions a reality. More than 13,621 backers, preordered over 19,000 dolls.”
The dolls are a shorter, wider, brunette version of Barbie,whose dimension were taken directly from the CDC and are those of the average 19-year-old American woman.
This, in essence, makes the dolls appear more love the average teenager – and to make them even more real, they come with an accessory kit that allows you to add, “Cellulite, Stretch marks, Freckles, Acne, Glasses, Blushing, Adhesive bandages, Moles, Temporary Tattoo, Stitches, Scrapes & Scratches, Bruises, Cast, Scars, Mosquito Bites, Grass and Dirt Stains.”
No bullet hole marks unfortunately.
The dolls are on sale for only $25 and can be ordered here.
Watch how second graders react to Lammily in comparison to other dolls below:
