Scarlett O' Hara Barbie Doll Gone With The Wind Green Dress Drapery Velvet Tara

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Second in a series featuring Scarlett™, as portrayed by Vivien Leigh in the epic film, Gone With the Wind™. Scarlett looks stunning in an authentic re-creation of this famous green velvet gown taken from the velvet curtains in Scarlett's home. The gown is a dark green velvet and light green velveteen, with a fitted bodice and full skirt. A green and golden cord with tassels is wrapped around the waist. To complete the ensemble, Scarlett wears a green hat with black feathers and carries a dark green purse. Golden drop earrings with green rhinestones add the finishing touches.
Edition:
Timeless Treasures™
Collection:
Gone With The Wind™ Collection
Release Date:
8/1/2001