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· Madame Alexander's new versions of storybook favorites capture the essence of their character's enduring charm, and are destined to delight new generations of children.

· This new Cinderella has a lovely blue gown and silver tiara.

· She is 8 inches and fully articulated.

· Her blonde curls are piled high, and she looks like a princess!

· Cute as a button from head to toe!

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Storybook Enchantment! Fairy Tales and other works of literature have always been a source for Madame Alexander's most captivating creations. Our new versions of these storybook favorites capture the essence of their character's enduring charm, and are destined to delight new generations of children. This beautiful Cinderella is a classic!

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Cinderella is an 8-inch doll that is fully articulated. She wears a sparkling blue ball gown. Cinderella is a part of the Storyland collection.

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