Prepare to feel like an ancient artifact. American Girl unveiled its newest “historical” dolls Wednesday: fraternal twins Isabel and Nicki Hoffman, straight out of the 1990s. They join the ...

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The release of two "historical" American Girl dolls from the 1990s — dolls named Isabel and Nicki Hoffman — is making some millennial women feel quite old.

The dolls' backstory is set in Seattle in 1999 and features Isabel and Nicki highlighting both the glitter and the grunge of that era that shaped today's internet, entertainment and fashion trends.

Behind the glitter and shine, American Girl presents a message of feminism and that women can be whoever they want to be. “We love empowering women,” Indelicato said. “That’s why we have all the ...

American Girl doll books continue to uphold a unique common ground for girls (and women) to understand both themselves and each other. Close Search ... with lovers of Barbie and her pink world. Yet, I ...

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American Girl's newest 'historical' dolls are from the 1990s American Girl officially just called millennials old. To stream 5 On Your Side on your phone, you need the 5 On Your Side app.

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The year is 1999: Isabel’s all glitter, Nicki’s all grunge, ... American Girl. Nicki and Isabel’s stories—each doll comes with a journal, ...

Nineties kids, get ready to feel officially old. On Wednesday, American Girl announced their two newest historical dolls — and they’re set in 1999. The new dolls, twins Isabel and Nicki ...

The two dozen or so songs in “Glitter & Doom” aren’t new (but aren’t based on Tom Waits’s 15-year-old live album, either). They’re by the Indigo Girls.