At over 60 years old, Barbie is a true vintage classic. The iconic American fashion dolls are still taking the world by storm ...

Charlotte Johnson, director of fashion for the highly successful ... inspired by the original 1959 Barbie. While these dolls won’t be for sale, Barbie is honoring International Women’s Day ...

Some vintage toys can sell for thousands of dollars. Discover the Barbie dolls from the 1950s that can now be sold for ...

You know Barbie, right? No matter your age, you’ve likely owned the doll or known someone who has. Since debuting on March 9, ...

Visitors can walk through a huge, human-scaled Barbie dream house that’s a re-creation of the 1979 plastic version. The ...

Mattel will sell the dolls exclusively on Barbie.com at first while it negotiates with retailers for extra shelf space to make room for the new bodies and their clothes alongside the original.

Mattel has released a new doll in celebration. If she looks a tad familiar, it's because she was inspired by the original Barbie from 1959. The sweeping gown that the new Barbie wears is a modern ...

But was the original Barbie actually Jewish herself ... “Jewish Barbie dolls, with their revealing clothes and shameful postures, accessories and tools are a symbol of decadence to the perverted ...

National Barbie Day celebrates the creation of Barbie, one of the world’s most iconic and recognizable dolls, and has since become a symbol of fashion and women empowerment.

The dolls also include a handful of other clothes they can change into, as well as a toy replica of the car Barbie drives in ... where she is wearing a vintage-inspired dress, daisy chain necklace ...

The doll's anniversary look pays tribute to its original ... Perkins studied fashion design at Los Angeles Trade Technical College before becoming the principal designer for Barbie in 1978.

examining historical fashion dolls before Barbie and celebrating her legacy as a design icon. “What I hope visitors take from this exhibition is a sense of joy, because that’s what really ...