During the 1970s pants outfits became very popular. The "Ginny" on far left is in a jumpsuit and she shows just how frizzy their hair can get! The girl in blue with the headscarf looks ready for gardening. The red and white jumpsuit may be on backward, but it fits better that way. The last two girls are Sasson dolls, one in a pink tee shirt (less often found) and pants; the other wears a jumpsuit and fringed jacket. Sasson dolls are identified by the braid of hair around the crown of the head. "Ginny's" bedroom furniture is white plastic. The original flowered blanket is sort of hidden by the nightgown. Her wardrobe has a small, two-drawer chest on the bottom that is separate. The drawers actually open. Note the attractive mirrors. The vanity comes with a hand mirror, comb and brush, and other little pieces, not pictured. "Ginny" has to lean on the vanity to stay perched on its little red stool. DOLL NeWS * ufDc.Org 141http://ufdc.org