
What's interesting about these sets is that the dolls are designed to be "built", with only a few pieces of the clothes that can be changed, and lots of complexity in the layers that make them up. While unconventional, it's interesting because it shows the pieces of fabric and little embellishments that go into an outfit.
Like the former one I shared, this was made in 1975 in Great Britain by Wolfe Publishing, and originally cost 60p.