Gene King's Daughter was created by Mel Odom and manufactured by The Ashton-Drake Galleries. She was first offered in 1999. She is 15 1/2" tall and made of poseable collector-quality vinyl with a finish that mimics fine porcelain. She has hand painted features, hand applied lashes, and applied wig styled in frothy curls.

"The King's Daughter" is a lavish 18th-century-inspired dress fashioned of sumptuous velvets and frothy lace. The overdress is made of royal blue velvet with lace at the neckline and cuffs; the hem is edged with golden braided trim. The overdress splits down the front to reveal a panel of lilac cut velvet with delicate pearl beading. Accessories include blue ribbon-tie shoes, a blue ribbon choker, and a golden tiara nestled regally in a pile of auburn curls. She also comes with her original custom stand. She was designed by Michell Guiterrez, winner of the first Young Designers of America Award for "Best Overall Costume".

She comes, undisturbed, in her original box with all certification. The original shipping carton is also included.