Mattel\’s Barbie is attacking the collector section with brand new colorful pieces.

To celebrate the Barbie brand\’s 60th anniversary, the foursome of Barbie dolls and a pair of Kens are back in the streets with a new collection inspired by 90sfashion.

In 1959Barbara Millicent Roberts, known worldwide as Barbie, captured the heart of every girl and Mattel has been the largest doll manufacturer ever since. 26]

One of the leading designers of Barbie dolls,Carlisle Nueratook inspiration from the “90s” revival with a collection calledBMR 1959, combining his models with modern elementsNineties New EraNineties New Era.

The six dolls have a stylish and iconic look, incorporating the best quirks synonymous with streetwear fashion.

Sandals or socks, oversized glasses, cheerful colors, large logos, or iconic kidneys.

For the first time we meet a made-to-move body for straight, kena in two shades and versions.

The made-to-move body is characterized by the extreme mobility of all its parts. The downside is pronounced and large joints that may not be to everyone\’s taste.

–The first use of the Made to Move body was by the boys in the 1959 BMR collection.

–The first got the face used on Ken Harley Davidson. 79]

–The second wears the face ofTango. As for him, his distinctive make-up and bright colors are noteworthy.

The girls represent other ethnic groups.

–Barbie, with her Kira face, can be classified as Asian.

–Padgettshows the elegance of a woman with a full black figure.

–The iconicMillieis a very common face in many doll playlines, showing us a part of the white world. Her blonde, curly afro is interesting, as is her black, white, and white hair, which is very much a part of the Caucasian world.

–and finallyMbili, a Latina with beautiful rasta braids.

This entire collection is available for $29.99on Mattel\’s official website.

The full-arc dolls are sold in a very cheerful box featuring a look design byCarlyle Nueraand are available in a variety of colors.

It comes with a stand and certificate of authenticity.

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Mattel\’s Barbie is attacking the collector section with brand new colorful pieces.

To celebrate the Barbie brand\’s 60th anniversary, the foursome of Barbie dolls and a pair of Kens are back in the streets with a new collection inspired by 90sfashion.

In 1959Barbara Millicent Roberts, known worldwide as Barbie, captured the heart of every girl and Mattel has been the largest doll manufacturer ever since. 26]

One of the leading designers of Barbie dolls,Carlisle Nueratook inspiration from the “90s” revival with a collection calledBMR 1959, combining his models with modern elementsNineties New EraNineties New Era.

The six dolls have a stylish and iconic look, incorporating the best quirks synonymous with streetwear fashion.

Sandals or socks, oversized glasses, cheerful colors, large logos, or iconic kidneys.

For the first time we meet a made-to-move body for straight, kena in two shades and versions.

The made-to-move body is characterized by the extreme mobility of all its parts. The downside is pronounced and large joints that may not be to everyone\’s taste.

–The first use of the Made to Move body was by the boys in the 1959 BMR collection.

–The first got the face used on Ken Harley Davidson. 79]

–The second wears the face ofTango. As for him, his distinctive make-up and bright colors are noteworthy.

The girls represent other ethnic groups.

–Barbie, with her Kira face, can be classified as Asian.

–Padgettshows the elegance of a woman with a full black figure.

–The iconicMillieis a very common face in many doll playlines, showing us a part of the white world. Her blonde, curly afro is interesting, as is her black, white, and white hair, which is very much a part of the Caucasian world.

–and finallyMbili, a Latina with beautiful rasta braids.

This entire collection is available for $29.99on Mattel\’s official website.

The full-arc dolls are sold in a very cheerful box featuring a look design byCarlyle Nueraand are available in a variety of colors.

It comes with a stand and certificate of authenticity.

.