Barbie Girls Princess Power Super Sparkle Doll - fuchsia

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They can mix and match patterns, experiment with colors, and create fabulous looks that reflect their dream Barbie’s personality and taste. Job and Ambitions: It’s time for their Barbie to shine in her dream job! Will she be a pilot, scientist, or even an astronaut? Super Air Breath: She uses it to blow away enemies and/or certain objects, from "Oopsie!" and "Uniform Disaster". Barbie may not be best known as a comic book character, but she, Ken, and the rest of the Barbie family have had a role in comics for over 60 years. The early comic books about Barbie and Ken were somewhat sexist, but for the 1960s, the books' focus on Barbie’s career and girls’ dreams was fairly progressive. Barbie comics also provided an entry point for girls to start reading comics, which were largely aimed at boys. Barbie comics taught girls that they could have a rich life and a successful career at a time when society was still encouraging women to stay home.

They could even take it a step further and create a campaign poster, advocating for their favourite Barbie! Busy Things offers fabulous poster templates that will help them create eye-catching posters showcasing why their Barbie is the best! Theme or Occasion: What’s the theme or occasion for the outfit? Is it a formal gown for a ball, a trendy casual look for a day out, or a magical costume for a fairy-tale adventure?Unleash your child’s inner fashionista! Allow them to explore their creativity and design unique outfits for their Barbie dolls, taking inspiration from the fact files and mood boards that they created earlier. With the help of the Busy Things publisher tool, children can bring their Barbie’s personality to life by adding their own illustrations! 2. Brainstorm a Barbie Name: Details and Embellishments: Pay attention to the small details that elevate the design, such as buttons, bows, lace, or sequins. Her Super Sparkle costume can be seen in Barbie: Spy Squad, when Barbie and her friends are trying various costumes once they become spies.

Kara says "Truth, justice, the Windemere way". This is a reference to "Truth, justice, the American way".Textures and Patterns: A bold stripe or delicate floral? What textures and patterns best represent her personality and style Barbie Fashion Show: Organize a fabulous Barbie fashion show, your child can create unique outfits for each Barbie and let them strut their stuff on the runway with their names proudly displayed!