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| At the same time I bought Esmerelda I picked up this little beauty. |
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| She has the Teen Skipper body and the Courtney face, but I have not yet found this particular doll, anywhere. |
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| Of course, I had to mess with the photo. :) I ignored these tallest Skipper dolls, when they first came out. I was annoyed that they kept Skipper growing more and more. Finding them in the thrift store made me look them over a little more and I found that I like their slim figure, sweet faces and their improbably long legs. :D |
Another deal? Wow! That's great hunting! Merry Christmas!
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Caroline
I have to put some back, sometimes. Other hunting sessions, I come up empty. Merry Christmas, to you, too. :)
DeleteJudging by the necklace, hair flower decoration, hair color, and what you've written about the body type, I'm pretty sure that your doll is a 2000 Generation Girl Dance Party Chelsie. The Dance Party Chelsie doll was a Toys R Us exclusive, which may explain why you were having trouble identifying it. This Chelsie is in no way related to the current Chelsie dolls, which are basically older Kelly dolls with a name change. The Generation Girl line featured Barbie and a group of multi-cultural friends who attended International High School and participated in various activities together. There was also a series of books, which ended up in Dollar Tree stores when the line fizzled out. I don't know why the dolls used a slimmer body mold. I hope this information was helpful.
ReplyDeleteGreat information, Anonymous! It looks to me, like you are right. There is one of the flowers still in her hair. Thank you. :)
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