Today's Skipper Saturday doll is this blonde straight leg Skipper.
She's not the same one as last week,although she is also wearing Silk 'n Fancy.
She's not only wearing Silk 'n Fancy, but also Dress Coat, from 1964-65.
She has a nice powdery complexion, but her eyebrows are a bit dark and she has a scuff on one of them. |
The two fashions were obviously meant to coordinate.
And are naturals for Christmas. |
They also coordinate with Barbie's Silken Flame, (the dress), and Red Flare, (the coat).
Barbie's is called Silken Flame. They sure seem more like satin to me.Is there something about these fabrics I don't know? (Probably plenty!) |
Dress Coat came with a matching hat, which never stays on, and a matching purse.It also came with white gloves, anklets, and shoes. What about that old rule about not wearing white shoes after Labor Day?
I've given her red shoes, which look more Christmassy anyway. |
It was a lot warmer today than it has been for a while. Last night it was very foggy when I went out late to pick Ken up from work. That should have been a sign that some warm air was heading in. While that made tree shopping more comfortable than most year's, it made it seem less Christmas-like.
She looks warm and cozy though. |
See you tomorrow for another doll.
She is beautiful. This outfit is very festive:) I really love this tiny Christmas tree:)
ReplyDeleteI imagine most people are getting tired of seeing this Christmas setting, but I have been waiting all year to use it! I got it last summer at an estate sale where they had lots of Byers Carolers and Byers accessories, so it might be Byers. It doesn't say that on it though. It's not 1/6 scale. It's slightly smaller, so it works for Skipper.
DeleteMattel certainly loved red velvet for their dolls' coats, didn't they! Barbie and Skipper had one, and Chatty Cathy did as well.
ReplyDeleteThey did! Maybe they got a deal on velvet!
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