A designer has come up with a so-called "realistic" fashion doll. It promotes a healthy body image with accessories that give her acne, cellulite, freckles, stretch marks, broken bones and much more.
Nickolay Lamm, designer of the doll named Lammily, said that it emulates an average 19-year-old American woman. She hopes that the sticker accessories will show that playtime doesn't need to give children an unrealistic expectation about life or about their body image, Mashable reported.
Lamm also shows the stark difference between Lammily and Barbie by using Photoshop to make her look more like a traditional fashion doll in another video on Lammily's YouTube channel.
Lamm also shows the stark difference between Lammily and Barbie by using Photoshop to make her look more like a traditional fashion doll in another video on Lammily's YouTube channel.
She said that real life isn't perfect, but it's all we have, and it's fun and it's awesome.