Dressed as Bridal Barbie, Lindsay Caspanello of Davie signs an autograph for a young Barbie fan at Tea With Barbie on Saturday, July 21, 2012 at the Old Davie School Historical Museum. Girls and their moms, grandmothers, aunts and a few dads enjoyed tea and tapas, a fashion show, and photos and autographs with characters portraying the iconic doll at the event, a fundraiser for the museum, at 6650 Griffin Rd. MARSHA HALPER

A Western-styled Barbie with a horse is part of the centerpiece at one table for Tea With Barbie on Saturday, July 21, 2012 at the Old Davie School Historical Museum. MARSHA HALPER

Mary Zittle of Hollywood, left, photographs her daughter, Savannah Zittle, 6, with Jennifer Dodd of Hollywood, portraying Poodle Skirt Barbie at Tea With Barbie on Saturday, July 21, 2012 at the Old Davie School Historical Museum. Tea With Barbie was a fundraiser for the museum, at 6650 Griffin Rd. MARSHA HALPER

Jennifer Dodd of Hollywood portrays Poodle Skirt Barbie during a fashion show at Tea With Barbie on Saturday, July 21, 2012 at the Old Davie School Historical Museum. MARSHA HALPER

Dressed as Skipper, Barbie's kid sister, Gina Bella, 6, of Davie, walks the fashion runway during Tea With Barbie on Saturday, July 21, 2012 at the Old Davie School Historical Museum. MARSHA HALPER

Kayla Rardin, 4, of Pompano Beach, shares a smile with her grandmother, Barbara Morrison of Deerfield Beach, during Tea With Barbie on Saturday, July 21, 2012 at the Old Davie School Historical Museum. Morrison brought her other granddaughter, Kayla's sister Emily, 6, to the event, which included a fashion show, and photos and autographs with characters portraying the iconic doll. MARSHA HALPER

Adrienne Ritcey, 3, of Sunny Isles Beach, carefully spoons sips of tea during Tea With Barbie on Saturday, July 21, 2012 at the Old Davie School Historical Museum. Adrienne attended the event, a fundraiser for the museum, with her dad, Scott Ritcey. MARSHA HALPER

Wearing a tiara, Alexia Le, 3, of Davie, takes a close look at a Barbie doll during Tea With Barbie on Saturday, July 21, 2012 at the Old Davie School Historical Museum. Alexia and her mother, Touyen Le, both are fans of the iconic doll. Le says the collection is growing: "Oh my goodness. Does she have Barbies at home? She probably has about 50,: Le said with a laugh. MARSHA HALPER

Hayley Heywang, 6, and her mom Jessica Heywang of Cooper City enjoy watching a fashion show during Tea With Barbie on Saturday, July 21, 2012 at the Old Davie School Historical Museum. MARSHA HALPER