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Dolled up like that: Barbie gets makeovers from big designers
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Mattel’s iconic doll will be the star of an exhibit in a private mansion, Le Molière, in Paris, France, on September 26 and 27. Makeover by Amish Boyish and Albertine. (AFP Photo)
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A model for young girls around the world, but also a fashion icon, Barbie transcends generations by adapting to the evolutions of the world that surrounds her. Makeover by Balzac Paris and Ba&Sh.
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Today’s Barbie represents more than 50 nationalities, and has successfully navigated from a career in architecture to veterinarian, journalist, astronaut and even fashion designer in just a few years. Makeover by Heimstone and Carolina Ritz.
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Year 2015 is the year of Barbie and fashion. It’s a story that’s already more than five decades old, but this year, the doll has taken another important step with the Barbie Fashionista line. Makeover by Maison Kitsuné and Jean-Charles de Castelbajac.
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This version comes in eight skin colours, 14 face shapes, 18 eye colours, 22 hair styles and 23 hair colours. Another 100% fashion development: Barbie’s ankles are now jointed, which allows her to change shoes as she pleases. Makeover by Modetrotter and Laure de Sagazan.
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