1863: The first African-American paper doll, Topsey, is printed.Based on a slave girl in the novel “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” Topsey is joined by Little Eva, a white girl in the book. Unlike ...

T Magazine’s Paper Dolls. Download the PDF, which contains the dolls and all of the looks, here. 9 pages, 4.98 MB A version of this article appears in print on ...

Paper dolls, a vital part of children’s lives and fashion culture for generations, have always been meant to be instructive: to teach young women and girls how to look and behave. But, from the ...

Zelda Sayre and F. Scott Fitzgerald in the Sayre home in Montgomery, Alabama, in 1919, a year before the two were married. A new collection of Zelda’s paper dolls is being published on November ...