Hardcore Barbiecore enthusiasts Daisy and Dolly Simpson ... “We much prefer to look like Barbie dolls,” gushed the blond. Since 2020, the frumps-turned-foxes have undergone scads of plastic ...

Barbie Celebrates AAPI Heritage Month with Doll of Late Chinese-American Hollywood ... where she is wearing a vintage-inspired dress, daisy chain necklace, and heart-detailed pumps.

"Since then, Daisy wanted the same surgery too as we like to have matching procedures so we still look the same." The human Barbie doll boasted they both went under the knife for different boob ...

as 26-year-old British twins Daisy and Dolly Simpson have spent over $200,000 on procedures and surgeries with the goal of looking like Barbie dolls. They have undergone a multitude of cosmetic ...

We love her articulated limbs (ready to wave “Hi Barbie!”) and details like the daisy necklace and pastel pumps. This doll has been the most popular so far, and is sold out at most retailers ...

Luckily, fans can get a Barbie in Pink Gingham Dress doll ($25) to add to their collection. The figure includes little details like her pink pumps, daisy chain necklace, bracelet, drop earrings ...

"This is when Janet Jackson dropped ‘Rhythm Nation' or this is when Daisy Bates ... praised her doll for its accurate representation of her figure, while Muhammad described her Barbie's strong ...

Dolly and Daisy Simpson, 26, have spent £160K on cosmetic surgeries and procedures, in their quest "to look like Barbie dolls." Their surgeries include matching nose and boob jobs, plus cheek ...

Much like how Robbie is dressed early in the movie, this doll sports a similar-looking classic pink and white gingham dress, daisy chain necklace, and pink bracelet. It comes in Barbie ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. The official 2025 Barbie doll is regal and resplendent ...

After Mattel‘s culture sweeping debut of Barbie in 1959, it took nearly 17 years for the brand to come out with a version of the collectible doll that represented more than one type of skin color.