BackBlog: The Stardoll Awards

Just today, the facebook page of The Stardoll Award released THIS video. It's been a while since I wrote one of my Back Blog posts, and the Stardoll Awards were more than worthy of being the next feature.

First hosted  Bianca Delevigne, at that point under the stardoll username Jodie55  - who was particularly infamous during her time writing reviews and interviews for Allure Magazine. Then, in 2015, she launched the now-renowned Stardoll Awards - an instant hit for dolls all across the world. The hosts may have changed - and I truly love the idea of having different dolls present the awards - so the party just keeps on!

Oh, and Nimka's face is all over the new promo banner. If you aren't excited to see more of that angel face and her glorious outfits, I don't want to live on your planet.

So, what are the stardoll awards?

The Stardoll Awards are voted on, by the public. They include sections such as best blog, fashion icon, best designer, and best outfit, and so on, as seen on influential dolls from across the community. These are then voted on, with the winners presented on the night.

Of course, the other important part of any Stardoll awards night is the outfits. There's a nomination party, a red carpet and, of course, an afterparty. Unlike many other hosted events, this one requires an invitation in order to post your outfit.  Typically in the form of graphics and PNGs, these have definitely improved and evolved over the years - though not without some bumps along the way.  You can check them all out on their Facebook page HERE.

Of course, there's plenty of drama to be had before the show - because there's always bound to be controversy over nominations and winners, and the usual beggers-of-votes are bound to stir up some trouble. And then there's the outfits themselves, the pre-existing rivalries and - perhaps most importantly - the outfit reviews. Just click below for a taste!

Stardoll Publishing's 2016 review.

Black Beauty 2016 Nomination Party Review
BeySashaFierce's 2016 Review

I definitely can't wait to see the nominees - and their outfits - this year.