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Very cute! The robe is a silky material and has a nice floral pattern. The slippers look really knit. However like others have said they do tend to slip off Sam's feet. Oddly, the right one is fine, but the left one seems a little big. Not sure what's with that.

Garnet is a great addition. She's soft and huggable, but doesn't quite stand upright without a little help. Her eyes look a little angry, but with some work I've gotten them to open up a bit more and give her a sweeter look. A-

I,too, bought a pair of these, in fact two pairs. Though, it will take work, and the ends are unfinished, there is enough fabric at the end to make these into full length pants if one wishes. I 'm going to do that with one of mine. As opposed to the cream colored capris that are still being sold at the store, the ones that have the red and white sash, these are a snow white. I think they will make a nice mix and match item for my dolls.

There seem to be two versions of this shirt - one oversized, and the other cut more like the recent tees.

Thanks-it must just be a little advertising trick.

The dress is beautiful! I purchased it with an AG giftcard the day it came out! The lace, pink and white, just SCREAMS girly! {I think totally Becca's style!}. The dress is white with big pieces of lace, it is a tad bit see thru, but not really. Depends on what angle you look at it. It is very thin, but a classy thin. LOL
The ribbon is ribbon! Just plain old pink!
The shoes are pretty! BUT they make it hard to stand!
Same with hibernian, I think that all of the outfits need to come with tights, are at least high socks, etc. VERY CUTE though! And well worth it!

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Slippers:


These are basically heeled slip-on shoes. I think they are strange for slippers (I sold them) but potentially great for modern spring shoes... If you don't mind the heels.

My poor googley-eyed Marie-Grace in her nightgown, before her eye swap:


The nightgown is lovely. Love the sweet detailing of the fabric, though the pair of bows seems a little over the top.

I co-worker purchased this doll for her grand daughter's birthday and was kind enough to bring her into work so that I could see her and write a review for the board.

This is a lovely doll. The eyes are a very realistic blue-gray color that I have seen with many real babies. The hair is a light auburn and the lashes are a slightly darker auburn. The coloring is delicate and realistic. The colors in the pink paisley sleeper are very flattering to her coloring.

Of course she comes with Bitty Bear and the Welcome Bitty Baby Memory book which is similar to the baby book my parents kept for me, and has places for Bitty Baby's information as well as that of her new Mommy.

My co-worker understandably did not want to remove Bitty Baby from her packaging, because she is to be a gift, so I did not actually get to hold her or check out the diaper. She bought the starter set which I will review, also. She said that she is tempted to get one for herself, because she is so adorable.

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I got this dress yesturday and I love it. The pleats are cute love the flower and shoes ,socks and barrett. My doll Rebecca is wearing it.

my daughter just bought this with her birthday money. I thought it was a little pricey (we got it at AGplace) and it was sale on the website. Anyways, she wanted it and is very happy.

The skateboard is well made and looks like her real skateboard with the grip tape on it.

The outfit has 3 pieces (green shirt, pink leggings and grey shorts). The colors are really bright and it looks cute on. The doll that my daughter bought this for however is a chubbier PM doll and the shorts and leggings could fit her a bit better in the 'coverage' department..

I love the skate sneakers too.

The helmet and pads aren't included in this set but we have them from the inline skate set.

There is an elastic strap on the board to hold your doll on. We have had better luck with balancing when we only put one foot under the strap.

Sweater: I received my Molly doll along with her Meet outfit for Christmas in 2012 so I think the sweater must've changed a little over the past couple years. Mine is not a pullover, it opens and closes in the back with the new softer velcro. Either way I really like the bright design of the sweater and how soft it is it seems to have a lot of mix and match potential. It looks adorable with the dickey underneath but looks just as nice without it. A+

Dickey: It probably isn't going to be used too much with other outfits but it does look good with the Meet outfit's sweater. Just wish it didn't curl up so much, it's kind of hard to keep folded down sometimes. A-

Skirt: This has to be one of my favorite parts, if not my favorite part, of the whole outfit! It seems to be the right length and the right cut for a girl growing up in the 1940s, and it's such a lovely navy color. It can easily be mixed into other outfits. It's one thing that makes me wish sometimes that there was a white blouse included in the outfit instead of just a dickey because I can imagine how nicely it along with the skirt would look by themselves; it would probably make for a nice school uniform for other dolls. The material seems high quality. I'm not completely sure if it's 100% wool or a wool blend but it certainly isn't just felt. A+

Bloomers: I'm not totally sure if these kind of bloomers were still being worn around Molly's time, but they're quite cute. They're puffy enough that they obviously wouldn't do well with pants, but they work just fine under her dresses, at least from her time and further back. A

Socks: Nice, fairly thick white cotton bobby socks. That's about it. A

Shoes: Ugh! What were they thinking when they gave poor Molly these fail-tastic rubber/plastic shoes? They look okay, but they didn't come off of her feet easily. I don't think I'm going to even try putting them back on. I mean, I do have one Bitty Baby outfit that includes plastic shoes but those are actually fairly easy to put on and take off. These, though, look like they'd be an unnecessarily long struggle. I noticed that in Molly's separate Socks and Shoes set that she has patent leather Mary Janes that snap open and closed. Could these shoes and Samantha's been why those sets were created? xD F+ (the plus is being nice since the Meet outfit does require some kind of shoes)

Overall rating for the outfit: A- or A

I can't believe I paid $18 just to get 'baby' coconut but my daughter is HUGE into the AG pets and when I saw this we needed it. I didn't get the pajamas since we have many already. The tiny coconut is adorable and given how much my daughter enjoys it, I'm over the $18 LOL. Plus the slippers are really nice and stay on better than some of our other slippers. The headband is the only piece we just really don't use.

Here Elizabeth is all snuggled in with her new puppy.

Sorry about the lighting. It's the best I can do in my "doll room" which isn't that bright, so I have to use flash. My Mia has had her hair redone at AG. I got her used on eBay.

I have always thought this was a cute set, but I didn't want to pay so much for just the top and skirt. I ended up ordering while on spotlight, and although it's a better deal I wish they had ribbons or something included. I guess I will have to go buy some ribbon to match.

My first impression when I pulled out the outfit was that it is much nicer than I expected. I was pleasantly surprised that it feels more like cotton than any other NOLA outfit I have encountered. The skirt is also much fuller than I thought. The fabric seems a little faded to me, but it is a pretty color/print. I haven't had a chance to try it on, but it seems less skimpy than many other outfits I have recently gotten.

I am glad I bought this, but would think hard before paying full price-it really needs an accessory to make it worth full price. Grade A