Brand: HBCYoU; Manufacturer: Purpose Toys; Type: Fashion doll; Product line: HBCYoU Dolls; Franchise: HBCYoU; Character: Nicole; Theme: school, homecoming queen, historically Black colleges and universities, campus life; Set includes: 18 inch Nicole fashion doll, glittery gown outfit, homecoming sash, tiara-style hair accessory, additional hair accessories; Material: plastic and vinyl; Doll gender: girl doll; Doll hair color: brown; Doll eye color: brown; Doll complexion: medium dark; Doll hair type: curly; Doll size: approximately 18 inches; Features: manufactured fashion doll with rooted hair, removable outfit and accessories, window-display box; Occasion: all occasions; Time period manufactured: 2020–Now; Vintage: no; Original/Licensed Reproduction: original; Antique: no; Recommended age: 3+ years; Number of pieces: 6.
The Nicole Homecoming Queen fashion doll is presented in a tall rectangular HBCYoU-branded window box with a soft pink front panel and the tagline "Sharing the Magic of Historically Black Colleges & Universities" printed beneath the bold HBCYoU logo.
Inside the package, the approximately 18 inch Nicole doll has a medium-dark complexion, large brown painted eyes, and long rooted curly brown hair, and she wears a shimmering silver gown with a full glittery skirt, a white homecoming sash with HBCYoU-themed lettering, and a sparkly silver tiara-style hair accessory.
The sides of the box feature photos of the doll and matching HBCYoU branding, while the back panel shows an illustrated image of Nicole posing in her gown and crown in front of a stylized campus building, along with the HBCYoU logo and a portrait and short biography of creator Brooke Hart Jones.
Printed graphics on the rear highlight the HBCYoU Dolls concept of celebrating historically Black colleges and universities and campus traditions, connecting Nicole's homecoming queen storyline with themes of school pride, leadership, and representation.
This HBCYoU Nicole 18 inch fashion doll is designed for kids and collectors who appreciate diverse dolls, curly natural hairstyles, and school- and homecoming-themed storytelling inspired by HBCU culture.