Melody Ellison Is A Gifted Singer Growing Up In Detroit During The 1960S. Girls Can Play Out Her Stories-And A Visit To Cousin Tish’s Salon For A New ‘do Before Her Youth Day Concert-With This Set, Featuring:
Melody Doll & Journal: An 18 Melody Doll With Deep-Brown Eyes And Thick Black Hair With Bangs And Styled With A Blue-Ribbon Bow Headband. She Has A Soft Cotton Body, And Her Movable Head And Limbs Are Made Of Smooth Vinyl. Includes A Melody: My Diary Paperback Book, Plus Her Authentic 1964-Style Outfit: A Houndstooth A-Line Dress With A Cowl Collar; A Pair Of Underwear; A Pair Of White Socks; And A Pair Of Shiny Patent Shoes With Bows On The Toes.
Melody’s Accessories For 18 Dolls: A Blue Felt Hat With Ribbon Trim, A Blue Patent Purse With A Bow On The Front, Cool Cat-Eye Sunglasses, A Civil Rights Campaign Button, And A Record Featuring The Three Ravens, Melody’s Brother’s Group
Melody’s Salon Outfit: An Authentic 1960S-Style Outfit That Includes A Knit Plaid Sweater With A Fold-Back Collar, A Pair Of Straight-Leg Woven Pants, A Headband, And Ballet Flats With White Braided Trim
Melody’s Salon Accessories: A Replica Of A 1960S Tin Of Madam C.J. Walker’s Glossine Pressing Oil-Part Of A Line Of Beauty Products Created Especially For Black Women’s Skin And Hair By Madam C.J. Walker, The First Female Entrepreneurial Millionaire In The United States; A Satin Sleeping Bonnet; A Handheld Mirror With A 1960S-Style Floral Design; And A Full Set Of Hairstyling Essentials That Includes A Pair Of Pretend Hairstylist’s Scissors That Dolls Can Hold, A Comb, A Hairbow, Two Oval Barrettes, And Two Bow Barrettes