- 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 suit of the Ken doll.
- Signifying a warm welcome to both the living and the deceased, these flowers sprawl in metallic gold trim down his vest and trouser legs. Bright marigolds bloom at his shirt cuffs, too.
- His look is accented by a cream-colored shirt, sleek ribbon tie, and sombrero. As is customary, his face is painted with a unique calavera design, and he has skeleton bones painted on his hands.
- This Ken doll is more posable than Día De Muertos collectibles from holidays past. With the added articulation, he can strike a wider range of poses to make for extra eye-catching displays!
Ken doll wears a distinguished cream and black suit to celebrate Da de Muertos. Inspired by the colorful cempasúchil (or marigold) flower, which symbolizes the connection between the living and the dead, his suit is trimmed in metallic gold flowers. Colorful floral accents bloom across his shirt cuffs as well. While sold separately, both Barbie and Ken Día…
