Barbie

“At the heart of Mattel is design and innovation, and this latest collaboration is another step forward in that direction,” said Ruth Henriquez, Head of Consumer Products, Publishing, and LBE at Mattel EMEA.

The range includes mini versions of lines including Barbie Fashionistas, Barbie Color Reveal, Barbie Cutie Reveal and Barbie Pop Reveal.

The range includes a Studio Executive, Director, Cinematographer and Movie Star.

The doll has been designed by Linda Kyaw-Merschon and Rebecca DeKuiper.

“It’s a once in a lifetime dream to have my own Barbie,” said Carey.

Ted, Keeley and Rebecca star in the line-up, with each doll designed by Mattel’s Suim Noh.

“We look forward to displaying a whole range of eye-catching objects – some familiar, but many never seen before – to showcase the evolution of design across the decades of Barbie’s world,” said Design Museum CEO Tim Marlow.

Ruth Henriquez – Head of Consumer Products EMEA at Mattel – discusses why footwear remains an exciting canvas for creative collaborations.

“We imagined what Barbie’s self-care routine would look like and created this range – meant to be used and loved by all,” said Melody Morton, Creative Concepts Director at Lush Cosmetics.

The doll – designed by Mattel’s Javier Meabe – comes in a bright pink dress with puffy sleeves and green snakeskin boots.