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The iconic transformation scene in Walt Disney’s Cinderella is what inspired Daria Vinogradova to design this Disney Ultimate Princess Celebration doll. In the animated classic, that moment was visually stunning and incredibly magical, as it finally let Cinderella shine on the outside as brightly as she shone within.

The Disney Designer Collection is proud to introduce the Ultimate Princess Celebration, a limited edition series of dolls carefully crafted by artists across The Walt Disney Company. When designer Tetsunosuke Saiki watched Tangled for the first time, he felt, ''Ah, I know the feeling,'' being an only child who spent much time with his imagination. Tetsu never felt uncomfortable with being alone, but often thought there must be something else. His interpretation of Rapunzel reminds us that more of life's discoveries await!

The Disney Designer Collection is proud to introduce the Ultimate Princess Celebration, a limited edition series of dolls carefully crafted by artists across The Walt Disney Company. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs holds a special place in artist Steve Thompson's heart, being Walt Disney's first full-length animated film and Snow White the very first Disney Princess. Every storytelling detail of his design showcases her inner strength and beauty. This Designer Doll is royal, captivating, and displays Snow White's devotion to kindness–a heartfelt representation of our beloved Disney Princess.

The Disney Designer Collection is proud to introduce the Ultimate Princess Celebration, a limited edition series of dolls carefully crafted by artists across The Walt Disney Company. Like Moana, Nontra Null's grandmother played a huge role in shaping her life path, helping to nurture her artistic side, so she pays tribute to that connection in this doll's bold, breathtaking design.

The Disney Designer Collection is proud to introduce the Ultimate Princess Celebration, a limited edition series of dolls carefully crafted by artists across The Walt Disney Company. Growing up in Indiana, Wes Jenkins began working at Disney in 2017 as a technical designer for the Disney Parks Costuming organization. Since then, he has moved into Global Product Creation as an apparel designer. Wes dedicates this Princess Merida doll to the memory of his grandma Martha. The first redhead he knew, she was headstrong, opinionated, compassionate, and his greatest supporter.