Although Millenials and Gen Z have disagreements (aka Gen Z roasting Millennials for using words like "doggo" and jokes about coffee), we can all agree on one thing: growing up with a Barbie doll was one of the best things about our childhoods. Dressing her up in all different clothes and those surprise visits to Toys R Us where you'd run down the Barbie aisle with glee. What a time to be alive.

It's no surprise, then, that the Barbiecore trend has taken over the fashion world. But what is Barbiecore? Another part of what makes the photography so impactful, of course, is the lifelike way the dolls are posed. Pink pink... and more pink. Barbiecore has changed definitions over the years, but one thing stays the same - pink. Barbie's fashion aesthetic started off broader in the '60s and '70s eras, simply copying the styles of the time. Whatever appeared in the coolest fashion magazines, Barbie would soon be wearing it. Plus, a fun fact: Barbie started off as a redhead. Featuring on-trend fashions with photo-worthy details, Barbie Looks™ dolls inspire the stylist within. With brand-new face sculpts and posable articulated bodies, they're ready to style, pose, photograph and post. This Barbie Looks™ doll features a unique face sculpt and glossy red curls with high-fashion highlights. Her premium fashion includes a glittery crop top with a matching skirt and knee-high boots with cut-out details. Featuring fresh looks and style personality, Barbie Looks™ dolls make the perfect gift for stylists, fashion aficionados and Barbie® collectors. Discover them all to style the whole crew. Each sold separately, subject to availability. Includes doll stand and Certificate of Authenticity. Doll cannot stand alone. Colors and decorations may vary.I also really loved the photographs in this review as well!! I didn't realize just how beautiful and expressive all of these girls were until you made them come to life like this! Definitely have to agree that Elle was especially breathtaking, but they're all lovely~ With posable articulated bodies, each doll in this curated collection is ready to style, pose, photograph and post. Each previous wave included six dolls, and this wave will include six more dolls (#13-#18) as well as a #19 doll that is members-only. "The six basic dolls have a more casual vibe, and the #19 doll is a little more glamorous," says Bill as he explains the exclusive doll distinction.

My own collection is mainly kept under control by my desire for little ‘things’. I discovered that I love the AG scale furniture and extras. Beyond that i try to restrict myself to wheelchair using dolls.Hi Brie! Thank you for introducing yourself! I love the miniature furniture and accessories from AG, too! I almost like those things more than the dolls...ok, I definitely like those things more than the dolls! Not that I don't like the dolls, but that company does such an excellent job with miniatures! Her premium fashion includes a glittery crop top, matching skirt and knee-high boots with chic cut-outs. Designed by Barbie Signature Lead Designer Bill Greening , the sleek second installment of the fan favorite series features another gorgeous, ethnically diverse lineup of Barbie and Ken dolls, this time w ith metallic details and even more edge. A ll three new Barbie Looks dolls have fully posable Made to Move™ bodies, original face sculpts, trendy hairstyles, and high-shine clothing with disco chic vibes. Featuring on-trend fashions with photo-worthy details, Barbie Looks ™ dolls inspire the stylist within. With brand-new face sculpts and posable articulated bodies, they’re ready to style, pose, photograph and post. This Barbie Looks ™ doll features a unique face sculpt and glossy brunette waves with golden highlights. Her premium fashion includes a white high-waisted skirt, cropped top with mesh paneling and t-strap sandals. Featuring fresh looks and style personality, Barbie Looks ™ dolls make the perfect gift for stylists, fashion aficionados and Barbie ® collectors. Discover them all to style the whole crew. Each sold separately, subject to availability. Includes doll stand and Certificate of Authenticity. Doll cannot stand alone. Colors and decorations may vary.

Featuring on-trend fashions with photo-worthy details, Barbie Looks™ dolls inspire the stylist within. I know that the My Twinn company made an excellent, highly maneuverable wheelchair for 23" dolls, but perhaps that's not what you're after? Just like the first Barbie Looks release, it’s the photography that really brings the dolls to life, thanks to the creative mind of Art Director Zlatan Kusnoor. “When I saw Bill’s metallic dolls, the first thought that popped into my head was space! I wanted the dolls to vaguely look like they were on a space craft,” he says. “We took a portion of the first set and lit it up with blue hues to complement the silver metallic looks. I am obsessed with how the shots turned out.”This Barbie Looks™ doll features a unique face sculpt and glossy red curls with magenta highlights. My favourite part of this review was definitely seeing Malik and Kyle meeting the girls! You created such fun dynamics between them, and they seem to pose so naturally together?? As always, your sense of humour is amazing XD I was a little sad earlier, but I was cheered up and had a great time reading this; definitely had some good laughs! The Barbie Looks #19 doll - with mix-and-match fashion - is the first of many exclusive Barbie dolls that members can add to their collections. And if you want to add to your Barbie Looks collection, you must be a Barbie Signature member. I discovered the Barbie Looks line during one of my internet research missions. Before that, I thought that the only new developments with Mattel's highly-articulated body were the newest Made to Move characters. My Target didn't have a great selection of Made to Move dolls, and I wasn't too impressed with the ones I found.