Introduced in 1957 as a 10” companion to Cissy, sophisticated Cissette is admired for her delicate features and head turning outfits. This is especially true for the new, 2003 collection of Cissette.
The blonde, blue-eyed Serenade is dressed in a striking, mauve, silk taffeta gown that is trimmed with black jet bead appliques. She has a tulle petticoat, pantyhose and black shoes.
Our Song is a blonde Cissette dressed prettily in blue and white. The blue Dupioni dress with white Venice trim at the collar and skirt hem also features a large embroidered applique. The outfit is finished off with pantaloons, stockings and blue shoes.
Park Avenue Cissette is smart and chic as she walks her Maltese puppy down the avenue. Dressed in a pink and grey single breasted suit. Both the lining and her top are a dusty rose color, her shoes are pink and the scarf she wears around her neck is a sparkly charcoal grey. Her reddish brown hair is pulled back in a ponytail, and her rhinestone earrings set off her blue, blue eyes. Not to be outdone, Cissette’s little Maltese wears a matching puppy coat.
First Dance Cissette is simply gorgeous in a full black and hot pink gown decorated with bows. She has brown hair styled in an upswept hairdo, and pretty blue eyes. As an accessory, hot pink, opera length gloves, add a splash of color to her arms.
The Alexander Doll Company, a New York-based company, is now celebrating its 80th Anniversary, continuing the tradition, elegance and innovation of Madame Alexander dolls with a full line of fine quality, handcrafted collectible dolls, baby dolls and play dolls. The company has created a series of "firsts" that have shaped the doll industry and has always been a pioneer of style and quality in this community. The Alexander Doll Company is the only remaining major manufacturer of handcrafted dolls in America.
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