American girl doll samantha

Samantha Parkington Doll Wearing Custom Made Outfit Inspired By "Samantha Saves The Wedding" Samantha Parkington was one of the first three Historical Characters of the American Girl Historical Collection, representing the Edwardian Era/Early 20th Century. Samantha was first released in 1986 (along with Kirsten Larson and Molly McIntire), archived in 2009, and re-released in 2014 with the launch of BeForever. She was the first character to be re-released from the archives. This Samantha doll…

This article is about the BeForever version of the outfit. For the the original Pleasant Company/Mattel version, see Samantha's Nightgown. Samantha's Nightgown was introduced to Samantha's Collection in 2014 and retired in 2020. Retail cost was $24. Sleeveless pink nightgown with princess seams. White lace collar at the neck with a pink ribbon running through, tying as a bow in the middle. Matching pink ruffle at the hem. Pink slippers. White pom poms on toes. Dark pink trim. Elastic strap…

American "Samantha" from American Girl Series with Trunk and Costumes

Pretty much every kid in the ‘90s wanted an American Girl doll. That’s an established fact. But there were also plenty of things in the American Girl catalog we wanted as kids in the ‘90s that went far, far beyond the dolls themselves. What made the…

:This article is about the Pleasant Company/Early Mattel version of the outfit. For the BeForever version, see Samantha's Nightgown (BeForever). Samantha's Nightgown was introduced to Samantha's Collection in 1986 and retired in 2008 with her archival. Retail cost was $18 and later increased to $20. White long-sleeved ankle length nightgown. High lace collar. Lace-trimmed yoke with pink ribbons; corners have pink tacked bows. Ruffled trim on sleeves. Velcro closure at center back. The…

American Girl purposefully let the cat out of the proverbial bag on their Facebook account alerting the world that Samantha Parkington would be returning to their historical line this year. So this probably isn't news to you. Word on the street is that she might reappear from the Archival Vapor August 28th. And she probably won't have Nellie in tow. Other rumors exist that some of the current historical girls will be retiring this spring/early summer. Which is a major bummer. If they…

The Samantha Parkington doll was released in 1986, along with Kirsten Larson and Molly McIntire. They were American Girl's first three Historical Characters. Samantha was officially archived in May 2009 after selling out Feb 3, 2009, but was rereleased in 2014 with the launch of BeForever; furthermore, a Special Edition version was released for the 35th anniversary in 2021. Face Mold: Classic Mold (debut) Skin: Light Hair: Dark Brown, wavy, bangs. Her hair is pulled into a half-ponytail in…

This article is about the 2006 version of the outfit. For the BeForever version, see Samantha's Bicycling Outfit. Samantha's Bicycling Outfit was introduced to Samantha's Collection in 2006 and retired in 2008. Retail cost was $26. Blue diagonal striped high neck blouse. Wrist length leg o'mutton sleeves. It is intended to be tucked into the bloomers. Calf-length aqua-blue bloomers. Small white buckle on the front waist. Straw boater hat with an aqua ribbon and yellow flowers. Elastic strap…

The Lawn Party Outfit (also known as Samantha's Lawn Party Outfit) was introduced to Samantha's Collection in 2004 and retired in 2007. Retail cost was $24. Croquet Set

The Sugarplum Coat is an American Girl of Today outfit released in 2001 and retired in 2002. Retail cost was $26. High waisted calf length plum wool coat. Flared skirt. Loose decorative belt at back. Faux black fur collar and cuffs. Two black frog closures on bodice. Black faux-fur mittens. Elastic at wrists. Plum wool hat. Black fur band. The children's outfit was available; a purse was added as part of the ensemble. Sugarplum Coat: $98 Sugarplum Hat: $26 Velvet Purse: $20