These accessories could include shoes, jewelry, hairbrush, or other items to enhance the play experience. Bow-kissed sandals, elegant drop earrings and a glam high ponytail complete Barbie doll’s striking silhouette. With her pink gingham dress, daisy necklace and pastel pumps, she's ready to have the best day ever in Barbie Land! The Barbie special collectible doll is part of the limited Pink Collection, which celebrates Barbie and her signature color pink.

In the likeness of Margot Robbie as Barbie, this doll makes a great gift for fans and collectors alike. Silvery, rhinestone drop earrings, flowing curls in a chic top-knot hairstyle and strappy high heels with ruffle details complete her look. No, the Barbie Doll in Pink Gingham Dress is a traditional fashion doll and does not require batteries or any additional setup. Barbie offers a wide range of fashion packs and accessories that can be purchased separately to expand the doll's wardrobe and enhance the play experience further.Although pink is probably one of the oldest colours on the planet – a group of scientists discovered a Barbie-Pink-coloured rock dating from over a billion years ago – it was only in the eighteenth century, and particularly at the French court, that the colour became fashionable for the first time, among both men and women. These 4 or 5-star reviews represent the opinions of the individuals who posted them and do not reflect the views of Etsy. To regain access, please make sure that cookies and JavaScript are enabled before reloading the page.

With so many fun styling and travel pieces, the Barbie Extra Fly dolls make a great gift for kids who love fashion and travel adventures! Packaging Dimensions: Length: 25 cm Height: 33 cm Width: 7 cm All measurements are approximates to the nearest 0. Leatrice Eiseman, the director of the Pantone Color Institute, described it as a “hot pink, a close descendant of the ‘mother color’ red, taking on some of the dynamism, energy and theatrical aspect of red, but tempered somewhat so that it is not quite as aggressive”. At the same time, Mattel does everything it can to protect its exclusive use of this colour: in 1997 it sued the band Aqua for using Barbie Pink in one of their videos, although the lawsuit ultimately came to nothing.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. It was only during the twentieth century, in part due to marketing campaigns and brands’ use of the colour, that pink became associated with girls and blue with boys. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.