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Kristen Schaal voiced Mabel in the series. Mabel Pines is an energetic and optimistic girl from Piedmont, California, forced to spend her summer together with her Grunkle Stan in the fictional town of Gravity Falls, Oregon. [5] [6] She is accompanied by her twin brother Dipper Pines. [7] Mabel wears a variety of colorful sweaters and skirts.
Outfit #1. Mabel was back in action in the season 4 premiere, wearing a cropped khaki blazer with a matching pleated skirt, black tights, and heeled boots.
Mabel Pines (voiced by Kristen Schaal) [1] is the 12-year-old twin sister of Dipper, who was born 5 minutes before him. [3] She is eccentric, energetic, and optimistic, and expresses herself through various colorful knitted sweaters, as well as her skills in arts and crafts.
Mabel is saddened by the newspaper. Meanwhile, Soos tries to create a new fashion trend, by creating "W-neck" t-shirts. While downing shots of orange juice, Mabel hears a television advert promoting a mini golf place. Dipper, knowing that Mabel is an expert at mini golf, offers to take Mabel there to cheer her up.
The upcoming fashion show is a celebration of Fire Island’s style and this moment of expressive individuality. ‘Fashion of the Pines’ Event Returns to Fire Island Skip to main content
White supremacist known for live streaming while wearing cosplay of characters such as the Joker. United States [34] Kat Gunn: Professional gamer, Twitch streamer, broadcast analyst for IGN, and internet personality. United States [35] Yaya Han: Model and costume designer, featured on SyFy channel's Heroes of Cosplay and the TBS reality show ...
Looking back at her fashion, it’s also clear she knew how to rock a sweater. ... We’ve rounded up 25 photos of Diana’s sweater style to inspire your fall wardrobe.
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