The iconic doll might hail from Malibu, CA, but scores of New Yorkers are embracing their inner “Barbie,” as the eponymous movie hit theaters this weekend and Gothamites painted the town pink.

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Also, Weird Barbie's whole aesthetic is that she is custom-made by her owner, who is fully responsible for how she looks. Whether that means chopping off all her hair, scribbling all over her ...

Stylist Andrew Mukamal is completely devoted to dressing Margot Robbie in Barbie doll outfits during her ... Sparkling Pink Barbie. ... match the aesthetic of 1992's Totally Hair Barbie.

Second, the Barbie doll has always been a cultural icon here—she is seen as a symbol of beauty and fashion. Third, the pink aesthetic is relatively easy to achieve, given that the colour has ...

Inspired by the doll’s kitschy outfits, the Barbiecore aesthetic embraces over-the-top looks, typically monochromatic, with loads of pink hues, and funky silhouettes, like mini dresses paired ...

See the iconic Barbie dolls that ... Margot Robbie went back to the 1960s and channeled Sparkling Pink Barbie. ... even crimping her hair to match the aesthetic of 1992's Totally Hair Barbie.

With her pink bomber jacket, blond hair and pink accessories, like sunglasses and a blowdryer-shaped handbag, Musgraves seemed to turn into a Barbie doll for the event.

Greta Gerwig's 2023 Oscar-winning "Barbie" movie also sparked a renaissance of the doll-inspired Barbiecore aesthetic, which included vibrant shades of pink, chunky heels, and kitschy accessories.

Mattel unveils Barbie type 1 diabetes doll with insulin pump and CGM, boosting representation and stirring positive momentum ...