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Real Housewives Of Potomac: Mia Thornton reveals she is a victim of sexual assault as star is left in tears at luncheon supporting rape survivors - Vimarsana News

Real Housewives Of Potomac: Mia Thornton reveals she is a victim of sexual assault as star is left in tears at luncheon supporting rape survivors

Mia Thornton, 39, revealed that she was a victim of sexual assault on Sunday's episode of The Real Housewives Of Potomac on Bravo.

Q&A: Alumnus Carol Spencer discusses career designing timeless Barbie fashion - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Alumnus Carol Spencer discusses career designing timeless Barbie fashion

Like all great ideas, Carol Spencer’s Barbie designs will live forever. From 1963 to 1998, the alumnus fashioned some of the doll’s most famous outfits, including the best-selling Barbie doll “Totally Hair” Barbie.

How Barbie changed through the decades, from the icon's 90-year-old designer - Vimarsana News

How Barbie changed through the decades, from the icon's 90-year-old designer

Barbie designer Carol Spencer was a visionary behind Mattel's icon from 1963 to 1998. She talks about careers — hers and Barbie's — and that controversial body.

Inside Barbie's High Fashion History: From the WWD Archives – WWD - Vimarsana News

Inside Barbie's High Fashion History: From the WWD Archives – WWD

From Dior to Cardin, Donna Karan and Byron Lars, everyone dressed Barbie. Carol Spencer, Mattel's Barbie designer for 35 years, shares inside scoop.

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In 1963, she left Minneapolis for Mattel. She designed Barbie clothes for 35 years - Vimarsana News

In 1963, she left Minneapolis for Mattel. She designed Barbie clothes for 35 years

Carol Spencer, a fashion designer from Minneapolis, spent 35 years designing outfits for Barbie. She drew inspiration from designer brands like Dior and Chanel, and believes Barbie has endured because people from different walks of life found their own connection to the doll.