The Rise of Barbiecore: We All Wear PINK

Why does everyone wear pink in the Barbie film?
The Rise of Barbiecore: We all wear pink. But Barbie herself didn't get her significant pink look until the 1970s, because it was only at that time that the company decided that the target audience should be more young girls. Thus began the pink era of the Barbie doll - which continues to this day.________________________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________ SOME FACTS ABOUT BARBIE

___________________________The world is out of pink
Okay, not every pink in the world, but: so much of a certain pink was needed for the sets of Barbieland that this colour was briefly out of stock. Because for Barbie there is not just any pink, but "the" pink. It is even protected by patent. The colour is actually called "Pantone 219", but Barbie pink rolls off the tongue much more easily.
___________________________ Barbie and Ken are brother and sister
Sorry if I've taken away all your illusions now, but it's true. Barbie and Ken are actually siblings in the real world. That's because Barbie's inventor, Ruth Handler, named the dolls after her two children.
But in the toy world, Ken was not added as a brother, but as Barbie's "best friend". That is why Barbie and Ken do not have the same last name.
__________________________ One Barbie is not enough!
The largest Barbie collection in the world is held by Bettina Dorfmann (who started her collection in 1993) from Düsseldorf. She officially holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of Barbie dolls. In 2011, her collection of over 15,000 Barbie dolls and Barbie accessories was verified - by 2023, she had increased her collection to more than 18,500 pieces.
__________________________ Director of the new Barbie film is a feminist
Some may see Barbie as the ultimate "girl boss"; after all, she owns her own dream house and is successful. But for others, she is still the epitome of the outdated, stereotypical image of women. The self-confessed feminist and director of the Barbie film Greta Gerwig, who is best known for her films "Lady Bird" and "Little Women".
She plays precisely with these factors - a satire with a feminist message. Film critics and film reviewers are already calling the film a "work of art".
___________________________ Her origins not exactly family friendly :)
The creator of Barbie was inspired to create Barbie after watching her daughter neglect her childlike dolls and instead accessorize her more mature paper dress-up dolls. But although this fact was the catalyst for Barbie's creation, the origin of her design is anything but family-friendly.
Bild-Lilli, a revealing cartoon character from the German tabloid BILD, served as the model for Barbie. Lilli was a fashion doll that was produced for nine years. The eponymous Lilli was not a character for children, but for adult female readers of the postwar era. She was sassy, sexy and a bit eccentric, often depicted in provocative poses and accompanied by salacious text.
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Go to my wardrobe here: https://i.imgur.com/sw2r2e2.jpg
The whole thing was inspired by Bubblegum Dye from Delectable Birthday Dyes Box...
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Today I don't need to write a story.... Barbie and pink in the pictures says it all. Feel free to write which Barbie outfit you liked best!
So have fun with my fashion doll and her wardrobe for every occasion :)