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Barbie Birthday Celebrations on the Way!
(New York,
March 6, 2009) On Monday, March 9th, 50 years to the day
she was first introduced at the New York Toy Fair in her now famous
black-and-white striped bathing suit, Barbie will reveal an entirely
new look with the unveiling of the 2009 Black-and-White Bathing
suit doll.
Designed as
a modern interpretation of the original 1959 doll, the new Bathing
Suit Barbie doll will be sporting a brand new face sculpt. The
absolute best part is that it will be sold at the original Barbie
doll's 1959 price of $3 for one week (March 9-14 at participating
retailers).
Additionally,
Barbie will celebrate her 50th birthday with a major pink-carpet
celebrity birthday bash at a REAL Barbie Malibu Dream House -
a 3,500 square foot house in Malibu decorated by famed "Happy
Chic" interior designer Jonathan
Adler.
With features
such as skirted, corseted, lace-up "dress" chairs, a
chandelier made of Barbie hair, a closet filled with thousands
of shoes, a sunburst mirror made from 65 Barbie dolls, and a garage
that includes a real Barbie Volkswagen New Beetle car (all pink
with a motorized, pop up vanity in the trunk), the house brings
to life all the fantasy and fashion of Barbie in a real modern
day Dream House.
Barbie doll's
Malibu Dream House will also play host to several events, kicking
off with an outrageously pink Barbie birthday party designed by
event-planner-to-the-stars Colin
Cowie. Additionally, the house features a Barbie museum which
displays the original 1959 doll and several of the most famous
dolls from throughout the years, various Barbie-size Dream Houses
from throughout the decades and several noteworthy pieces of Barbie
art.
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see -> Barbie
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More about
Barbie's 50th birthday around the Web:
Barbie
gets a real-life dreamhouse for her 50th birthday
The
Forbes Fictional Interview : Barbie
Barbies
Dream House becomes reality in Malibu for Barbies 50th birthday
About
the Author: Mary Rose is a Mommy, a writer and an early childhood
educator who believes in learning through play and the value of
good toys.
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