American Girl Cinderella Collector Doll Open for General Sales
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- Aug 1
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The general public can now purchase the Cinderella collector doll. The doll is $310 and 6,000 were produced.
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Wow, the doll and dress are gorgeous. Typically, I could just buy a pattern and cloth and make a dress just as nice, or better, when it comes to Disney princess AG dolls, but this is beautiful
Fairplay truly believes in celebrating timeless classics just like this stunning American Girl Cinderella Collector Doll. It's amazing to see how collectibles like this doll can bring joy to both kids and collectors alike. At Fairplay, we admire creativity and storytelling, which this Cinderella release captures beautifully. Whether you're into classic dolls or new trends, Fairplay encourages everyone to explore and appreciate the magic of collectibles. This launch is a wonderful reminder of how nostalgia and quality come together to create lasting value.
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I don’t like the collector version of Cinderella at all. They should have done her hair in the bun and done the play line in the side ponytail. That way kids could play with the hair in the cheaper version and the collector would stay in the bun. Also, the dress looks less like the cartoon version they were trying to imitate. The play line says classic Cinderella more to me. Really disappointed since I collect the collector dolls. And let’s just call it what it is. American Girl wanted to make money off both and knew that people wouldn’t spend for a doll that looked almost identical to the play line version like they’ve done with the other releases,…
It looks like this limited edition is meant to reflect Cinderella's redesign. Back in 2013, the princesses had their redesigns and were given new variations to their outfits and new modernized hairstyles. They gave the most changes to the first six Disney Princesses but not Tiana and Rapunzel. I did not really approve of these redesigns on the princesses, but they did look pretty. I believe this was to make it modern and more appealing to girls.
I'm surprised they did a limited edition version of a playline doll already released. Belle and Rapunzel were released as collector dolls and then their playline versions came out. Cinderella's case is the exact opposite.
I heard someone says they think that American…