American Girl Doll News

The American Girl Pink Stardust holiday collector dolls are now available to the public.

American Girl just posted this video of Grace Thomas promoting the 2025 Girl of the Year: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C_i9vzVS_Eh/?igsh=N2VqM2dhaTlmOHU= We’re so close! Just a week away!

The new American Girl Truly Me Practice-to-Performance Dance Set is now available on American Girl's site. Truly Me 111, 117, 125 and 127 are available in this set.

The American Girl Pink Stardust holiday dolls are now available to all AG Rewards members!

According to the Bleeding Cool comics site, the IDW comics company, that made Julie and the Blue Guitar, lost its license to make American Girl graphic novels, meaning that the Josefina graphic novel and the Isabel and Nicki mystery have been cancelled.

Here’s the updated release schedule for the American Girl Pink Stardust holiday dolls: Today - Berry exclusive sale Tomorrow - Gold and Silver gets access September 6 - Available for general sale

I might have made an impulse purchase this morning, guys. I haven't given any updates on the status of making my stopmotion Rebelle into a real movie in a hot minute, but basically, the producer I was talking to fell through - again - and I was back to square one, so I decided to write a novel in hopes of it becoming a movie that way. Well, after months of work, the novel is almost done, and I felt like since I'm done with it after years of writing, I figured I needed to do something to celebrate. I wasn't sure what to do - until now. So last month, I watched a show called Arcane on Netflix. It's meant for teens and older, so I won't go too in-depth on the details, but it's basically about two sisters, Vi and Jinx, with shared trauma, on opposite sides of a brewing conflict between a utopian city and the slums that lie underneath. I really connected with the character of Jinx and how well she was written, so when I was thinking about what to do to celebrate Rebelle being almost done, it hit me: I haven't made a custom doll in a while. I'll make a Jinx doll! To make Jinx, I bought a BeForever Samantha from 2014 on eBay as the base, which was being sold for $30, and a Truly Me 90 wig for her blue braided hair. I bought a off-brand black tank top and the Real Me pants that were the My American Girl meet outfit from 2010 to 2012 as well for her outfit, and when all was said and done, it came to about $70, which is significantly less than the $115 a Truly Me doll costs now! But with this doll purchase, I gave myself a catch. I will not be turning the Samantha into Jinx UNTIL I finish the novel. I have six and a half chapters left, though, so I hope I can finish soon! When I do make her, though, I'll make sure to document the process. It's been about five years since I made my last few customs, so I can't wait to get back to it and show you all the process!

American Girl just trademarked "AG Sisters" in dolls. It seems like this could potentially be a new line of dolls that focus on sisters - they have released 2 pairs of sisters recently, Corinne and Gwynn Tan and Isabel and Nicki Hoffman - so maybe AG will be releasing more?

The American Girl Pink Stardust holiday dolls are now available for purchase for Berry members! The dolls cost $275 each. The first doll has caramel brown hair, blue-green eyes and the Josefina mold (the catalog photo made it look like a Joss, but it's definitely a Josefina). The second one has dark-brown hair, amber eyes and the Claudie mold. Both come in the same dress.

I have heard a rumor that American Girl's holiday dress for this year is ... wait for it... another red dress, like they usually are.

Who will be the Doll of the Month for September 2024 - will it be Isabelle Palmer, Lindsey Bergman or Maritza Ochoa?

The American Girl Pink Stardust Holiday dolls will be released on September 3 (tomorrow!) for Berry members, and September 4 for Gold and Silver. No general release date has been set yet.