Barbie is a brand of fashion dolls and accessories, created by Ruth Handler and launched in 1959. The dolls are based on a fictional character named Barbie, who is marketed as a role model for young girls. Barbie has since become a cultural icon, with a variety of products including clothing, accessories, toys, and books.
Barbie was created by Ruth Handler, co-founder of Mattel Inc., based on the German doll Bild Lilli.
Barbie was first introduced at the New York Toy Fair in 1959.
The first Barbie dolls were sold for $3 each and came with either blonde or brunette hair.
Over the years, Barbie has undergone various changes in appearance and has been the subject of controversy for its portrayal of women.
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A dollhouse designed for Barbie and her friends, featuring multiple rooms and interactive features.
A line of dolls with diverse body types, skin tones, and hairstyles to promote inclusivity.
A line of dolls with different careers, representing various professions and empowering young girls to dream big.
Barbie was inspired by Ruth Handler's daughter, Barbara, and her love for fashion dolls.
There are many different types of Barbie dolls, including classic Barbie, Fashionista Barbie, Career Barbie, and many more.
Barbie dolls are recommended for children aged three years and older.
No, Barbie is not just for girls. The brand encourages children of all genders to play with Barbie dolls and accessories.
Yes, Barbie dolls are still popular today, with a wide range of products and a strong fanbase.