- The Barbie Career of the Year Women in Music set brings together a Music Star and a Tour Manager so children can explore both the performance and planning sides of a concert tour. The two-doll format supports stories involving rehearsals, live shows, travel, interviews, wardrobe preparation, and backstage coordination.
- The Music Star uses her guitar, microphone, and access pass for performance scenes, while the Tour Manager uses her laptop, hand radio, and access pass for scheduling and communication stories. Both dolls wear removable career-themed fashions, allowing children to switch between concert preparation, performance, and tour-management play.
Product Details
- Barbie Careers Product Dimensions: 1.46 x 11.61 x 3.54 inches
- Item Weight: 10.6 ounces
- Item model number: JDM09
- Additional Features: Interchangeable Parts, Career of the Year, Women in Music Theme
- Collection Name: Career of the Year
- Model Name: Barbie Career of the Year Women In Music Dolls
Safety Information
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
What’s in the Box
- 1 Music Star doll in removable career-themed fashion
- 1 Tour Manager doll in removable career-themed fashion
- Guitar, microphone, and all-access pass for the Music Star
- Laptop, hand radio, and all-access pass for the Tour Manager
- Additional wearable and storytelling accessories shown with the set
- Dolls cannot stand independently
- Colors and decorations may vary
Music Star and Tour Manager Role-Play
This set focuses on teamwork rather than only singer play. Children can arrange the performance while the Tour Manager prepares schedules, communicates with the crew, and helps the Music Star get ready. Shoppers wanting a separate singer character can compare it with the Barbie Careers Pop Star Doll, which provides another music-career option.
Removable Fashions and Accessory Guidance
Remove and replace the clothing carefully to avoid stretching fitted areas or damaging smaller fastenings. Keep the guitar, microphone, laptop, radio, passes, and character-specific accessories organised separately so each doll can be returned to her original career role after play.
Expand the Music Theme
The Barbie Musician Doll and Playset can add more instruments and support band rehearsals, songwriting, recording sessions, and larger stage stories. Review the size and intended use of accessories before combining products because pieces from separate sets may not fit every doll or activity.
Build a Broader Careers Collection
The Barbie sports career dolls set can introduce additional team-based roles and help expand storytelling beyond the music industry. Combining different career themes can support stories involving event planning, interviews, public performances, reporting, management, and teamwork.
Add More Pose-Based Career Play
The Barbie Made to Move career doll may suit buyers who want additional articulation for active poses and photography. Body style, clothing fit, and accessory compatibility should be checked separately because different Barbie career dolls may use different designs and movement features.
Setup, Display, and Storage
Place the dolls and accessories on a stable, flat surface during play. The dolls cannot stand independently, so buyers planning an upright display should confirm the fit of a separately purchased doll stand. Wipe the dolls and plastic accessories with a soft, slightly damp cloth, allow everything to dry fully, and store the smaller pieces in a labelled container.
Buyer and Safety Guidance
Confirm that both dolls, their removable fashions, and the shown career accessories are present before discarding the packaging. Keep the small accessories away from children under three years old, and review the retailer’s current product images, seller details, shipping terms, and return policy before ordering.
- Categories
- Barbie Dolls
- Product Type
- External
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