COLLECTION
BARBIE ICON™
Celebrate Barbie, the doll who empowered girls with more than 250 professions and whose decades of grace allowed them to dream of a bright future. Today, Barbie™'s legacy continues to inspire a world where everyone finds their place.
1959 ORIGINAL
On March 9, 1959, the first Barbie™ doll was unveiled at the American International Toy Fair in New York City. The Original Barbie™ doll of 1959 introduced girls to a new world of dreams, and Barbie™'s legacy continues to inspire us today with endless possibilities.
'60s TWIST 'N TURN
The Twist 'N Turn Barbie™ doll was introduced with the first swivel waist design at the forefront of fashion. An innovative body mold and bendable legs allowed for more posing options, making this Barbie™ doll a treasured collectible.
70's SUPERSTAR
Superstar Barbie™ bebek, disko çılgınlığının hüküm sürdüğü dönemde yeniden tasarlanarak piyasaya sürüldü. Bu Barbie™ bebek, dramatik pozlar verebilen bükülmüş kolları, pembe saten elbisesi ve göz alıcı şalıyla dikkat çekiyordu. Superstar Barbie™, Studio 54'ün büyüleyici moda dünyasını mükemmel bir şekilde yansıttı
80's DYNAMITE
Created by Mattel in 1968 as Barbie™'s companion, the Christie™ doll pioneered the introduction of the first Black Barbie™ doll in 1980. The original packaging proclaimed “She's Black! She's beautiful! She's Dynamite!”, the Dynamite Barbie™ doll revolutionized the toy world for everyone.
80's ROCKERS
The Barbie and the Rockers™ doll line was launched reflecting the music, fashion and youth culture of the era. Inspired by the cultural influence of MTV, the series created a group of five dolls, each with a different background, representing a diverse generation of music.
80's PEACHES 'N CREAM
Reflecting the glamour of the 1980s, the Peaches 'N Cream Barbie™ doll has become a collector's favorite. This Barbie™ doll was the first and only model to be painted by Andy Warhol, immortalizing Barbie™'s cultural connection to the world of art and fashion.
80's WEST KEN™
The Western Ken™ doll was introduced on horseback as part of the Western Barbie™ line (horse named Midnight sold separately) to emphasize the “Ken can do anything” message. Continuing the fun since 1961, the first Ken™ doll was released just two years after the success of the Original Barbie™ doll.