The Sugar Cookie Girl (aka Miss Bonbon) is a character in the 1935 Silly Symphony animated short, The Cookie Carnival. She is beautiful cookie who is left out of the cookie parade because she didn't have anything pretty to wear, until a wandering hobo helped her in dressing for the occasion.

She was crying until a hobo cookie saw her and asked why she was crying. She explained to him that she wanted to go to the parade of cookies, but cannot because she doesn't have a pretty dress to wear. The Hobo cookie immediately decides to help her and convinces her into giving her a makeover assuring that she will be the sweetest one of all.

The transformation started with dying her short brown hair to blonde by using golden taffy and transformed it into a long updo. Then he created a dress with a cupcake mold, decorating it with blue, purple and white creams adding heart-shaped candies into the blue part of the dress and finishing it with a lovely big purple ribbon. He ended the makeover by adding some makeup on her with power on her cheeks and a red heart-shaped to color her lips.
With the makeover finished, she immediately loves the results and decides to join the carnival's parade alongside the hobo cookie by sneaking at the end of it. The Judges, disappointed in the other entries, quickly declare her the Cookie Queen and carry her to the throne, separating her with the hobo cookie who helped her.
Suddenly she must choose a king but she refuses each and every one of the candidates with a giggle and a shake of her head. The judges, with no other suitors to present, make their own proposals but are interrupted by the hobo cookie and the guards who are trying to stop him. Seeing her beloved attacked, she announces to her guards to not harm their king, deciding at that moment to choose him as her king. At the end of the cartoon, both attempt to have an intimate kiss in their thrones but their love is so warm it melted the lollypop they used to cover it.

*The Cookie Carnival (1935)

*When Miss Bonbon is being outfitted, she transitions from her cookie-like shape into a more human look (especially apparent between creating her skirt and powdering her cheeks). This might make her another early example of visually realistic human characters in Disney shorts, and even a precursor to the Snow White look in Disney's first full-length animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. She was designed by legendary character designer Grim Natwick, who designed Betty Boop for the Fleischer studio and eventually would design Snow White.

*[https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/Sugar_Cookie_Girl Disney Wiki]
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