Blythe detailed information

Blythe doll, also known as "little cloth, big-eyed baby", as the name suggests, this kind of doll has big eyes. She is called "Little Bu" because she is cute and beautiful, and has won the favor of baby lovers all over the world. In Xiaobu's collecting world, there are no restrictions on age or gender, only the number of collections. Basic introduction Chinese name: Blythe, Blaise, Blythe Foreign name: Blythe Alias: Xiaobu, Big Eyed Baby Nationality: United States Place of birth: United States Date of birth: 1972 Origin, introduction, brand story, Xiaobu series, Related information, origin Xiaobu was born in the United States in 1972. The anti-war wave in the United States gave birth to the hippies who pursued peace and advocated natural dressing. With the promotion of TV programs, a group called "Big Eye" emerged. "The artistic craze, which indirectly promoted the birth of the Blythe series of dolls. Introduction Blythe's initial sales were not good. Although she was marketed as a doll for children, her special face prevented her from being favored by people - her eyes and head were too big, even a little scary, and she had no figure. Something so avant-garde was unacceptable for a while. After just one year, Blythe was forced to cease production. Just when she was gradually forgotten, Gina Garan, a well-known fashion photographer in the American fashion industry, saved her. Gina is known as the "Mother of Blythe" and is a loyal little cloth fan. As a lover of doll collection, she has a personal collection of more than 2,000 dolls. One day her friend said to her: "I think you look a lot like Blythe!" So driven by curiosity, she bought her first fabric from the Internet. From then on, she couldn't control it. Gina's love for Xiao Bu grew by leaps and bounds and became unstoppable. So far, she has collected more than 200 Xiao Bu. She often takes Xiaobu with her, traveling around the world and taking many photos of her looks. In 2000, Gina held a personal photography exhibition of Blythe and published a collection of Blythe's works called "This is Blythe", allowing people to get to know Blythe again. Once this picture album came out, Xiaobu, who originally only had four styles and was not popular, underwent earth-shaking changes. Xiaobu not only completely became the vane of various fashion trends, but also established her unique personality with her outstanding "sense of change". With her independent image, she created a new "super fashionable beauty type". Gina introduced her album to Junko, the producer of CWC Japan, and through her introduction Blythe’s wind spread all the way to Japan. Later, when Gina was shooting a promotional brochure for the Japanese department store Parco, the Japanese toy manufacturer Takara launched the first replica Blythe called "Parco Limited", and Xiaobu's status finally reached an unprecedented height. As of today, a total of 37 Blythe dolls have been launched, and are favored by many of the world's top boutique brands, who have all made "Blythe version custom-made clothes" of the brand's classic models for her. As Blythe became instantly popular in Japan, various popular street brands in Japan have also joined this trend in recent years, once again opening a wider "door of change" for Blythe dolls. In this way, Xiao Bu not only came back to life, but also became an expensive doll that appreciated rapidly and was crazy around the world. Brand Story Blythe was born in 1972 and was produced by Kenner Toy Company (acquired by Hasbro in 1991). It is a toy with a big head and a small body, and its eyes can turn into four different colors when you pull a string. There are various clothes, handbags and brightly colored wigs. It was a period when Hong Kong's toy industry was booming, so Blythe was produced in Hong Kong, with the words "Made in Hong Kong" engraved on her back. However, she was not popular at the time and was discontinued after only one year. It wasn't until the appearance of Gina Garen that Blythe's fate was repeatedly rewritten. Gina is a television commercial producer in New York. She is also a doll collector. She has collected more than 2,000 dolls. One day, her friend said to her: "I think you look a lot like Blythe!" So out of curiosity, Gina went to the Internet to search for information about Blythe, and bought her first one * Blythe, the price back then was only $15-$70. During this period, Gina collected more than 200 Blythes. Because of Gina's work, she often had to go out for business or travel, so she always took her Blythe with her and took many photos of Blythe around the world. In 2000, she held an art exhibition and published a collection of photos of Blythe titled This is Blythe, bringing Blythe out to people again! Blythe's face glowed again. Gina introduced her painting album to Junko, the producer of CWC Japan. Junko admired her and Blythe very much, so he introduced Gina to Japan and published the album in Japan. The album sold very well, greatly increasing Blythe's net worth to $350 to $2,900.

In April 2001, Gina photographed a promotional brochure for the American department store Nordstorms, which showed Blythe visiting the makeup department. In June 2001, a Japanese department store opened, so Blythe was used to shoot advertisements and be spokespersons, and cooperated with Takara Company, which produces Jenny and Lia dolls, to issue *** 1,000 first replica Parco Limited, and applied Lia's body. Parco is now priced at NT$14,000 in Hong Kong. Xiaobu series 1. BL series: BL is an earlier series, which has been discontinued. It has produced 9 styles. Characteristics: Flat face, thick black eyelashes, oval eye sockets, slightly drooped eyelids, slightly tilted mouth, thin body. Blythe's first model: BL0: Parco LTD. ED. Parco (*** version of the small cloth) limited edition small cloth. *** 1000 pcs. 2. EBL series: a popular series, rarely produced, with only 17 models. Characteristics: Very light eyelashes, round eye sockets and face, flat corners of mouth, and fat body. The first model: EBL1: Miss Anniversary (Miss Anniversary) Xiaobu. 3. SBL series: Currently the main series produced has more than 20 models. Characteristics: Thick eyelashes, flat eye sockets, squinting, upturned corners of the mouth, oval face shape, and the whites of the eyes are not visible. Original model: SBL-1 Skat Date, the perfect ski cloth. 4. KB series: Produced by two American companies in 1972 and 1973 respectively, there are roughly three generations, each generation has four hair colors, so there may be 12 styles. Characteristics: super cute, with raised mouth and fat body. Because it is too early, there is no detailed information about the first model. 5. Re-engraved KB series: There is currently only one re-edition KB style. Characteristics: Round face, fat body. Founding model: Redhead Love’N Lace American 1972 Kenner antique cloth. 6. Special edition series: some styles that require a lottery to buy. For example: striped cloth, travel cloth, etc. Blythe 7. RBL series: It is also the main series currently produced. Features: Large eye sockets, thick eyelashes, and an extra screw on the back of the head, making it more suitable for brain modification. Founding model: DARLING DIVA fifth anniversary singer Xiaobu. In addition to purchasing various brands of clothes, hats, jewelry, furniture, food toys, pets, etc. for their beloved babies, many players also design and sew various clothes, shoes, hats, jewelry... and even design and sew them with their own hands. Make furniture.

Related information BlythE in DJmax is a song from M2U that constantly repeats the fluttering female voice, an electronic sound similar to BLYTHE, which makes people feel like nature. Included in DJMAX PORTABLE1, DJMAX PORTABLE2, DJMAX2 CLAZZIQUAI and DJMAX TECHNIKA (DJMAX Cyclone). It is not difficult to imagine why this song is called blythe. Just look at another cover of this song. Presumably the author M2U brought inspiration to him because of this kind of doll. So he named the song Choose this name