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Barbie Drops Mix-and-Match Diy Doll kit 'Create'

Barbie Drops Mix-and-Match Diy Doll kit 'Create'

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Barbie lets her “create” her own doll for the first time.

In order to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Barbie-Basics, a series of Barbie Dolls by Collector's Edition, the Dollmaker publishes a brand new series of mix-and-match barbie dolls with interchangeable puppet bodies, heads, wigs and universal fitions.

The more customers collect, the unique look you can create to play and display your unique Barbie collection, said Mattel Creations in a press release on Friday. The first of three “Create” kits was made available online for 100 US dollars from Thursday, March 6th.

Further details on the latest line of Barbie are published by a virtual event, which will be held on Thursday by Mattel Creations.

“For years, Barbie collectors have been putting the iconic doll shape by adapting the rooted hair of their Barbie dolls, sewing their own appearance and even securing with tailor -made glam,” says a statement by Mattel Creations. “In fact, more than a third of Barbie fans of Barbie fans Barbie dolls buy with the intention to adapt them because they long for styles that reflect their own personal appearance.”

Here you will find what you should know about Barbies “You Create” kits, including the accessories it contains.

Barbie reveals looks, accessories combinations

Those who unleash their inner stylists or are simply fans of the brand can choose between three different body types, three interchangeable wigs and three universal outfits, shoes and accessories to create more than one custom creation.

According to the Barbie, the kits “Create” offer selection or “endless possibilities”. Barbie Dolls, which costs for 25 US dollars from a new Barbie Basics collection, can also be mixed in honor of the 15th anniversary and coordinated with the accessories of the “You Create” kits.

The Barbie Basics Dolls can be bought at some point this spring, but the “You create” kits can already be bought.

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Barbie honors singer Alicia Keys, reception engineer with dolls

Barbie announced on Thursday to honor women in music with two new dolls who represent important roles in the music industry: music artists and tour managers.

The dolls, inspired by the Grammy Award singer Alicia Keys and her relationship with her recording and mixing engineer Ann Mincieli, who founded “She is the Music”, an industry-wide movement to strengthen female creators.

The 2025 Barbie women in the music career of the year of the year also aim to inspire the next generation of women who will be the future creators of the music industry. The Dolls, also published on Thursday, can be purchased online for 29.99 US dollars by Mattel Shop, Amazon, Target and Mattel Creations.

“This year's barbie career of the year is playing the achievements of women in music and throws a career in the industry in the spotlight, which may not be as well known as a music artist,” said Krista Berger, Senior Vice President of Barbie and The Global Dolls Head of Dolls at Mattel, in a press release. “The Barbie Musical Artist Doll realize that only 22% of artists are female in music cards and celebrates the women who leave their hearts on stage by performing and singing their own music throughout Genres.”

This story has been updated to add new information.

Contribution: Julia Gomez, USA Today

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