Porcelain Doll in Star-Patterned Gown

This item is a porcelain doll, likely a collectible decorative piece, possibly from the late 20th to early 21st century. The doll features a realistically molded porcelain head, arms, and possibly legs (though the lower body is obscured by the dress), with a soft cloth body underneath. Her facial features are delicately painted, including light blue eyes, blushed cheeks, and pink lips. She has a full head of curly, blonde hair styled in an elaborate updo with loose curls framing her face and a subtle golden tiara or crown accessory on top. She wears pearl-like stud earrings and a small, single-strand pearl necklace. The doll's gown is a prominent feature, crafted from what appears to be an off-white or cream-colored fabric, possibly satin or a similar material for the main body, overlaid with a sheer organza or tulle fabric that is adorned with numerous small, gold-colored star patterns. The dress features an off-the-shoulder neckline, embellished with a distinctive gold crocheted or embroidered trim. The sleeves are puffed, ending in ruffled cuffs. The overall silhouette is a full, floor-length gown, giving her a regal or ethereal appearance. No visible damage or significant wear is apparent from the image, suggesting it may have been primarily a display item. The craftsmanship indicates a mass-produced collectible rather than a high-end artisan piece, often characteristic of dolls created for the 'collector' market popular in the described period. The doll exhibits a classic, somewhat romanticized aesthetic.