- Through a carefully selected exploration of fashion, the Barbie Da de Muertos collection pays tribute to the festive holiday by highlighting the culture, rituals, and symbols that are frequently used on this day of remembrance.
- The cempaschil, or marigold flower, which is traditionally used in Mexican culture to adorn the altars and graves of loved ones, serves as inspiration for the dress worn by the Barbie doll.
- These flowers bloom across the dress’s bodice and hem, as well as the crown that frames the doll’s striking calavera face paint, representing a warm welcome to the living and the dead. Bright ribbon and scalloped gold lace cover the ruffles on her cream gown.
- Blouson sleeves are a delicate contrast to stacked necklaces and chunky drop earrings. This Barbie doll is more posable than Día De Muertos collectibles from holidays past.
- With the added articulation, she can strike a wider range of poses to make for extra stunning displays!
In a stunning cream-colored gown, the Barbie doll celebrates Da de los Muertos. Inspired by the colorful cempasúchil (or marigold) flower, which symbolizes the connection between the living and the dead, Barbie doll’s ruffled dress is trimmed with blooming flowers and vibrant ribbons. A cempasúchil crown frames her face and highlights her beautiful sugar skull makeup. This posable…
