If you think Barbie is just a pretty doll, a new exhibit at the Barry Art Museum at Old Dominion University will change your mind. “Out of the Box: A Barbie Retrospective” opened March 7 and runs ...

Attention all Barbies and Kens who like to have the latest accessory: Stanley just announced a new collaboration with the iconic brand. The drinkware company will be launching a Barbie-inspired line ...

Dongre never owned a Barbie in her life — until she received the opportunity to design one herself Mattel Inc. This new Barbie doll is ready to light up the Barbie-verse! Mattel is celebrating Diwali, ...

Sixty-five years after Barbie debuted at the American International Toy Fair in New York, the beloved plastic blond returns to the Big Apple in "Barbie: A Cultural Icon," an exhibit staged by the ...

Barbie has a new Diwali doll just in time for Festival of Lights. Just in time for the Festival of Lights, celebrating the triumph of light over darkness, Barbie is launching a new Diwali doll. To ...

Barbiecore was well on its way to a comeback years ago, paving the way for Greta Gerwig’s much-anticipated Barbie movie, which opens this weekend. Valentino debuted an almost entirely fuchsia — soon ...

There’s very little text in the exhibition “Barbie: A Cultural Icon,” at the Museum of Arts and Design. Born on March 9, 1959—when she had her debut at the New York Toy Fair—Mattel’s “Teenage Fashion ...

In the pantheon of doll-inspired movies, the blockbuster Barbie is as zeitgeisty as it gets. Yet Oscar-winning costume designer Jacqueline Durran (Anna Karenina, Little Women) seems slightly ...

C'mon, Barbie, let's go shopping! Zara It’s Barbie’s world and we’re just living in it. The totally pink and totally fantastic Barbiecore trend is showing no signs of stopping, even with the Barbie ...

The things that make Barbie Barbie. Credit...Photo illustration by Elizabeth Renstrom for The New York Times Supported by Compiled by Louis Lucero II Maybe you’ve heard there’s a Barbie movie coming ...

“Barbie: The Exhibition” at the Design Museum in London was three years in the making—a surprising fact given that the beloved 11.5-inch doll has been the subject of so many museum shows over the ...