The four varieties of Ragdoll cats, what do they look like, and preferably with corresponding pictures!

Bicolors, or "standard" Ragdolls as they are often called, look like they've been swimming in a pool of cream and have faces that look like they've just eaten a meal. Bicolor ragdolls have white paws, bellies, chests, and inverted V's on their faces, and may have a white patch or two on their backs. Only their tails, ears, and parts of the face outside of the V markings show darker colors

Accents, with a lighter torso and darker color spots, have a classic Siamese cat pattern, much like the traditional Siamese, which is characterized by relatively darker colored faces, ears, limbs, and tails.

The open-fingered glove style, like the accent-colored Ragdoll cat, has a white chest, brisket, jaws, and front paws. The coat's accent colors are seal points, chocolate points, blue and light purple points. Ragdoll cats do not have many coat colors. Glove Ragdolls, on the other hand, look like they just jumped into a bowl of cream and stole a little bit: they have fluffy white chins, just like their white gloves and boots.

Vanilla, on the other hand, the Vanilla Muppets look as if they're sinking to the bottom of the cream pool. Only the upper part of the face, the ears and tail, and very few parts of the body may be darker in color.