Barbie is more than just a doll. The brand does $1 billion in sales ... girls will strip curvy Barbie and try to put original Barbie’s clothes on her or swap the skirts of petite and tall.

on-trend Barbie clothes is scaling everything down to Barbie size. The doll's clothes are 1/6th that of human-size, and while patterns can be shrunk, fabrics that work for people's clothes don't ...

The upcoming Barbie film is packing in the fashion moments. In Greta Gerwig's movie, Margot Robbie stars as everyone's favorite Mattel doll who ventures out to the real world alongside Ken ...

As the titular character in the July 21 Barbie movie, 33-year-old Robbie has stepped out in a number of hot pink outfits fit for the Mattel doll. Taking it a step further, though, Robbie and ...

Has there ever really been a gay doll? Well, yes and no. In 1977, "Gay Bob," marketed as the world's first gay doll, was sold through mail-order ads in gay magazines. And I'm sure that Mattel ...

Narrator: Barbie is one of the most popular dolls in America. But that doesn't mean that she's loved by everyone. For years, women advocates have criticized the doll for her proportions ...

She's Barbie: The doll that's launched the imaginations of millions of girls − and maybe as many think pieces about her role in American culture, fashion and feminism. But maybe Barbie is more ...

Starring Margot Robbie as Barbie, the movie promises to bring the iconic doll and her world to life in all of its pink-tinged glory. With the marketing team in overdrive, Barbie-themed attractions ...

This week, it’s all about Barbie. The long-awaited, first live-action movie about the world’s best-selling fashion doll arrives in theaters this weekend with Margot Robbie in the title role ...

Barbie is letting "You Create" your own doll for the first-time ever. To celebrate the 15th anniversary of Barbie Basics, a line of collector's edition Barbie dolls, the dollmaker is releasing a ...

is based on a real doll Mattel introduced as Ken's friend in 1964 and was named after Barbie inventor Ruth Handler's son-in-law. Allan's box declared "all of Ken's clothes fit him," a line Allan ...