Dolly Parton’s Life of Many Colors Museum and Integrity Toys have teamed up to unveil three limited-edition dolls modeled on Parton, drawing from her personal fashion archive.

Two styles, Dreamin’ in Gingham and World on Fire, are available online and at the museum store, while Diamond in a Rhinestone World is exclusive to visitors at the museum store.

The Dreamin’ in Gingham doll is capped at 2,000 units and priced at $165, including a custom rhinestone guitar to recreate Parton’s gingham-and-denim stage look.

Parton’s statement emphasizes continuity from her Tennessee roots to a global, multi-colored career, underscoring the personal narrative behind the collection.

The project links cosmetics, toys, and celebrity lifestyle brands through coordinated makeup palettes and collectible aesthetics to tell a cross-category story.

The release follows coverage of Parton’s passing on August 25 at age 80, highlighting her lasting influence in music and pop culture and her reflections on her journey.

The piece notes Parton’s philanthropic legacy, including the Imagination Library, and mentions her private cancer battle and willingness to pursue experimental treatments to help others.

Parton, in a statement from before her death, traces her journey from a Locust Ridge cabin to global stardom and takes pride in unveiling new tiny tassel top looks and corn-silk hair.

Sectors embracing the trend include collectible toys, celebrity licensing, and museum retail, using exhibit-tied drops as experiential commerce.

Quotes highlight Parton’s roots and evolution into a global fashion icon, celebrating her legacy and inclusivity as the ‘girl of many colors.’

The announcement includes social media references and links to the museum, the hotel, and the Integrity Toys shop for more details.

The collaboration ties celebrity memorabilia, fashion history, and premium toy design to deepen fan engagement and attract museum visitors.