Remember the days of American Girl dolls? If you’re like me, you had your favorite picked out, and – whether you owned that doll or just wished you did – your choice probably reflected your personality.
To help you get in touch with your inner child, this series takes fashion inspiration from these grade school favorites, using them to inspire real-life-wearable outfits you can rock today. (In case you missed them, see our posts on American Girl Felicity, American Girl Molly, American Girl Samantha, and American Girl Addy.)
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If Kirsten Larson was your favorite American Girl doll, you probably loved her for her long braided hair and adorable prairie girl outfits. Fans of the books will remember her stories of pioneer life in the 1800s. Being from Sweden, she was one of the few American Girls originally born in another country. Being in an unfamiliar place was scary, but Kirsten was strong and, through her many struggles, learned the true meaning of family.
Kirsten’s prairie-chic look is actually very easy to recreate with modern-day trends. Below, I’ve created a few outfits inspired by Kirsten and her stories. Scroll down to view them all!
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Pretty Pioneer
Product Information: Dress – Urban Outfitters, Shoes – Forever21, Necklace – Bloomingdale’s, Bow – American Apparel, Belt – Forever21
Kirsten comes in a cute little prairie dress ready for adventure. Recreate the look with a trendy twist on a lace dress with a colored skinny belt and lace-up ankle booties. Wear a cute heart charm necklace and a cream hair bow to complete the look!
Winterland Fun
Product Information: Top – SheInside, Jeans – American Eagle Outfitters, Shoes – Steve Madden, Headwrap – Forever21
Kirsten looked super cute in her festive winter outfit! Dress in a cute graphic sweater and a pair of skinnies, and grab a pair of ankle booties similar to hers. Wear a braided knit head wrap for a fun, wintry accessory.
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