DID will be releasing this 1/6th scale US Marine Corps Dress Blues / Ceremonial Guard "Tony" 12-inch military figure which will come with: 1/6th scale "Tony" head sculpt with New All Era 12-inch figure body, White Barracks Cover, Khaki Long Sleeve Button Up Shirt, Khaki Tie, Tie Clip, White Belt with Gold Buckle, Sky Blue Trousers with "Blood Stripe", White Trousers, Dress Blue Greatcoat, Midnight Blue Coat, Two Sets of Insignia, Ceremonial Bayonet & Scabbard, Sword (metal) with Highly Detailed Engraving, Sword Scabbard, M1 Garand Rifle (Wood and Metal), New Style Shoes I'm sure glad I didn't get the Caltek 12-inch Dress Marine figure that was released earlier because I like this DID 1/6 scale USMC Dress Blues / Ceremonial Guard a whole lot more :) DID always seems to be able to up the ante and produce better quality figures (besides Soldier Story of course)

The soft blue hue and ruffled off-the-shoulder neckline make this the perfect dress for boy baby showers, coastal weddings, beach vacations, summer parties and any occasion where you want to look put-together without trying too hard
Lightweight scarves or bandanas that add tonal contrast around the neck or in the hair, especially in transitional seasons
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(I wore this to my office!) Dressing up denim turns outfits into a fun juxtaposition
In that sense, it is full of active strength." "Cinderella," another Disney classic, invokes the color at a critical moment in the main character's journey