Design History

Rachel has a decent history of changes. Prior to 2016, Rachel had a much different design. She initially had a red shirt with a long orange skirt. This was changed for to her now pink and blue aesthetic and wearing shorts instead, with a small orange skirt over the shorts. This general design was repurposed into an alternate outfit.

From this point on, Rachel retained this color scheme with minimal changes in between designs and her general aesthetic was retained throughout her other designs. The skirt was removed for the later designs to keep her with only the pants. Further down the line, her pants were changed to shorts and her pink shirt was made into a crop top.

A flower was added to her design in September 2016 which would remain in her design from then on. This initial flower was blue with pink accents. In January 2017, a small ponytail hanging from the flower was added, another key feature of her nowadays. February of 2017 then brought a much closer version to the current Rachel, giving her back a full top instead of the prior crop top. This top had magenta accents added to it as well, while her flower went from blue with pink accents to pink with white accents, and she gained her signature ripped jeans which remained a permanent feature of her afterwards. She also gained an ice-themed necklace, which itself would change, but would always appear in some form afterwards.

Her design then remained consistent for a full year until being changed slightly. Her shirt went from her previous shirt to a pink one with red flowers. This did not last long, however, and was quickly changed a month later with a new design that would finally come far closer to the final design, adding small flower patterns on the bottom of her shirt which is retained to this point. Gradually, her ponytail also grew in length until it reached about a quarter of the length of her main hair.

September 2018 also gave her the final color scheme of the flower of pink with magenta accents. Further on, leaves were also added underneath the flower for extra detail. The final design did not change much from there, but it slowly adapted as her hair continued to grow in length and flower bracelets were added to round out the design.