Emily Doll and Meet Outfit
Sept 14, 2006 2:01:14 GMT -5
Post by Keri on Sept 14, 2006 2:01:14 GMT -5
This meet outfit is worn by Emily in the book Brave Emily and in the movie Molly: An American Girl on the Home Front. Emily came in this meet outfit from her debut in 2006 until her retirement in 2013.
Your Emily doll arrives in a dress printed with cherry blossoms, and a headband. Underneath, she wears knickers, ankle socks, and T-strap shoes.
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Emily has lovely red-tinted, honey-brown hair that falls to where her shoulder blades would be. It is very straight with a center part, and is just lovely to touch. She has the classic face mold with light blue eyes (like Kirsten's, not Kit's), and there is actually a little piece of plastic or vinyl or something along her part to make it look more natural!
She is a beautiful doll, though not very unique, considering all the other dolls with similar hair and/or eyes! Her hair is easy to brush and style, and its length means it is less likely to get caught in everything.
My doll arrived with extremely tight legs, and I've had trouble getting her to stand or sit without something propping her up. Also, though Emily is said to have red hair, it looks more like a honey brown with a red glaze rather than a "true" red. In most photos and in most lighting, I would call it more brown than red, though when the light hits it right, it is a beautiful shade.
Your Emily doll arrives in a dress printed with cherry blossoms, and a headband. Underneath, she wears knickers, ankle socks, and T-strap shoes.
A-
Emily has lovely red-tinted, honey-brown hair that falls to where her shoulder blades would be. It is very straight with a center part, and is just lovely to touch. She has the classic face mold with light blue eyes (like Kirsten's, not Kit's), and there is actually a little piece of plastic or vinyl or something along her part to make it look more natural!
She is a beautiful doll, though not very unique, considering all the other dolls with similar hair and/or eyes! Her hair is easy to brush and style, and its length means it is less likely to get caught in everything.
My doll arrived with extremely tight legs, and I've had trouble getting her to stand or sit without something propping her up. Also, though Emily is said to have red hair, it looks more like a honey brown with a red glaze rather than a "true" red. In most photos and in most lighting, I would call it more brown than red, though when the light hits it right, it is a beautiful shade.