She wears a unique version of Elise's 'Is it you?' dress, designed by Cheri Ingle, Jane's costume designer on Dr. Quinn and close friend. Mere words cannot capture the true essence of this collectible treasure, but we'll do our best. She is dressed in a white shimmery silk spaghetti-strapped gown, with pale pink embroidery flower at the criss-crossed bodice, and matching pink lace trim. At the Empire waistline, there are two lovely ribbon roses, with red beads at their centers. Her gown ends in a slight train at the back. She has long, over-the-elbow white gloves, under those, her fingernails are even painted! Her fine metallic gold-mesh overlayer is double-tiered (creating the layered look, so quintessentially 1912) each tier dropping to a curved point in back, finished with ribbon roses at both points, and it is generously trimmed in pink lace with tiny pink and red beads sewn every quarter-inch and delicate, handmade pink ribbon roses with green ribbon leaves every three inches--each of the roses has three beads sewn into their centers! This gold mesh overlayer, which has a wondrous sparkly effect, closes at her waist with a shimmery gold sash, tied in a bow. Her pretty hair is done up in a Gibson Girl topknot, complete with curled ringlets around the face and at the nape of the neck, with fabric rosebuds as hair ornaments. Pearl earrings dangle from her ears. She also comes with a pearl bead necklace (not photographed.)  The doll wears hose over painted toenails, has suede-like high-heeled shoes. She comes with her own stand for displaying in a curio cabinet or on a dresser or shelf.