The Christmas Gown and Stomacher (also called Felicity's Holiday Gown) was introduced to Felicity's Collection in 1991 and retired in 2010 with Felicity's archival. It is associated with the book Felicity's Surprise.

Blue taffeta gown. Blue satin trim pleated down front and gathered at sleeves; lace on the sleeves and bodice. Snaps to the stomachers.

Blue taffeta petticoat. Velcros at sides and is worn under the main gown.

Pink ribboned stomacher with one pearl in the center of each one (it consists of three pink ribbons on the stomacher). Snaps to bodice of gown.

Blue choker tied into a ribbon with attached pearl drop. Clasps in back with a twist clasp.

Meet Rose Garden Gown

Cream flower-striped print white ankle length dress. Era-accurate blurred rose print; large red roses with muted olive flowers, light blue stripes, and columns of smaller flowers flanked by tan stripes. Low cut neckline with white ruffle. Elbow length sleeves with wide curved ruffles; top ruffle is of print and bottom of white. Curved front waistline with ankle-length skirt is knife-pleated onto the bodice. Skirt has historically accurate slits in the side so that pocket can be accessed.

Shift

White shift. Knee length with a plain hem; short sleeves. Elastic neckline; no shaping or gathering. Is able to be pulled over a doll's head to be put on.

Stockings

Off-white woolen stockings. Come up over the knees Shoes

Black colonial style shoes with brass buckles over the front. Black soles (one of the soles needs to be re-glued) These shoes were single-lasted or straight lasted and had no distinct left or right shoe, allowing the shoes to be placed on either foot.

6.5-inch American Girl representing the colonial American period. The doll has auburn hair, painted eyes, and posable vinyl limbs. She comes in a miniature version of her 1770s-era outfit.

Pleasant Company Hospital Box and Gown

Felicity An American Girl Books

Meet Felicity

Felicity’s Surprise

Changes For Felicity