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Designer Nickolay Lamm has just released a doll that is realistically proportioned to match the average 19-year-old woman’s body.
Lamm told Time that what started out as an art project is now a doll made available on the market after numerous parents expressed their interest in it.
Unlike its Barbie counterpart, the ‘Lammily’ doll has a more realistic waistline, stands flat on her feet which are not in permanent high-heel feet form. A sticker pack can be purchased separately filled with tattoos, cellulite, stretch marks, acne and scars.
Lamm aims to show little girls the reality of a developing body and encourages them not to be ashamed of their own skin—he has also created a promotional clip that parodies the “Evolution of Beauty” video, showing a model being Photoshopped for a billboard advertisement.
What do you think of the Lammily doll?
Watch the promotional video below, and head over here to purchase one of these true-to-life dolls.
[via Elite Daily, Time, images via Lammily]
Designer Nickolay Lamm has just released a doll that is realistically proportioned to match the average 19-year-old woman’s body.
Lamm told Time that what started out as an art project is now a doll made available on the market after numerous parents expressed their interest in it.
Unlike its Barbie counterpart, the ‘Lammily’ doll has a more realistic waistline, stands flat on her feet which are not in permanent high-heel feet form. A sticker pack can be purchased separately filled with tattoos, cellulite, stretch marks, acne and scars.
Lamm aims to show little girls the reality of a developing body and encourages them not to be ashamed of their own skin—he has also created a promotional clip that parodies the “Evolution of Beauty” video, showing a model being Photoshopped for a billboard advertisement.
What do you think of the Lammily doll?
Watch the promotional video below, and head over here to purchase one of these true-to-life dolls.
[via Elite Daily, Time, images via Lammily]