HOT LOOKS

Meet The Hot Looks Models

Welcome to my Mattel Hot Looks website.

In 1986 Mattel introduced a line of fashion dolls to appeal to a slightly older child who may have gotten bored with Barbie. These dolls would be high fashion girls and come from all over the world.

Sadly the dolls did not take off in a big way and the 2nd year dolls and fashions where only released in Canada then removed from the shelves in 1987.

This site will catalogue: • 1st and 2nd year Dolls • 1st and 2nd Year Fashions • Accessory packs • Advertisements & other items • I also hope to have a small trades/sale page in the near future

The site is a work in progress to assist other Hot Looks collectors so feel free to contact me with any further information or pictures you may find or wish to share.
Thanks for visiting .

Special thanks to Lori for her amazing information & Pictures and thanks to Leah for her MIB pictures

Visit the blog for fun updates and my history with Hot Looks.

Do you have more information? e-mail me at jemboy@hotmail.co.uk

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Photoshoots

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1st Year Portfolio
11 Photos

First Year Models
7 Photos

1st Year Fashions (Mint in Box)
21 Photos

2nd Year Models (Mint in Box & Promotional Pictures)
14 Photos, 1 comment

2nd Year Pamphlet
11 Photos

2nd Year Fashions (Mint In Box)
2 Photos

2nd Year Fashions Photoshoot
8 Photos

Go In Style
5 Photos

My Dolls & Fashions
42 Photos, 24 comments

Mix & Match
3 Photos, 2 comments

The Sachi Photo Shoot
3 Photos

Guestbook

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koshi10 wrote on Feb 7

These little dolls bring back lots of memories of me as a little girl. We had all of these in Australia in a store called Toyworld. I remeber the first time I saw them. They were expensive but I wanted one. I got Mimi to begin with then I got Chelsea. As an adult I found Elkie but she sold instantly when I was a kid and they never got any more. The only ones they had left were Chelsea and Mimi. I liked these dolls because they were easy to dress and play with unlike Barbie which could be a little fiddly and frustrating to try to dress and it was easy to lose the jewellry and shoes.

These dolls were very popular in Australia I remember taking them to school and all the girls wanted one but they were difficult to get once the store sold out of them. They were discontinued which I was very upset about. I still have Mimi and Elkie and they are in my glass cabinet at home along with a collection of 80s barbies. I will always cherish these dolls as it is a connection to my childhood I can't let go of. To some they are just dolls but I love them. I would like to talk to other collectors of these dolls if you are interested I can be contacted at pscheufens2000@yahoo.com

janebe wrote on May 20, '11

Nice blog! Keep it updated. Good job!
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mythy1 wrote on Sep 6, '10

I have 29 of these dolls on display. I think they are so cool.

moiramable wrote on Feb 28, '08

This is looking cool Paul!Particularly like the new photos you must have added taken at your Mums and the Sachi picture in the city that Lori has taken.Background on page is good!All the stuff is well organised as usual,a terrific informative site.Wickedly well done!

hotlooks wrote on Feb 25, '08

Welcome to Hot Looks!

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