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Fans have expressed how much they love Margot Robbie’s tour of the pink Barbie Dreamhouse, which will be featured in the highly-anticipated Barbie movie.

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In a time when power dressing reigns supreme, Barbiecore encompasses all things empowered, bold, and bright, so if pink isn't your color of choice, you can stick to hues that are more "you," or experiment with other statement-making shades like orange and green. An 1893 article on baby clothes in The New York Times stated that you should "always give pink to a boy and blue to a girl.Singer and actor Jayne Mansfield, who lived in her own "Pink Palace", said: "men want a girl to be pink, helpless, and do a lot of deep breathing.

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The interaction between the actors and the world is so much more natural this way - and the skills applied here are really cool, the way they explained lighting the painted sky was so interesting,” another added.Girls don’t want boy, girls want to live in the Barbie Dreamhouse,” another quipped, while a third added: “Ned to live in the Barbie Dreamhouse immediately.

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Actor America Ferrera was drawn to the film because it confronts Barbie's role in "shaping expectations for women" and her character Gloria – assistant to Mattel's CEO and mother of a teenage daughter – delivers a pivotal monologue that Margot Robbie says "captures the cognitive dissonance of being a woman under the patriarchy". For Barbie, pink represents limitless potential and is a symbol of female empowerment, which is such a perfect fit with the brand's purpose. Pink was seen as the stronger colour – a relative of the passionate, aggressive red, while blue was the signature hue of the Virgin Mary.A bit of history about the famous doll: Barbara Millicent Roberts made her debut on the American toy market in 1959, but the truth is, "Barbie" was never meant to be just a pretty plaything. In the 21st Century, pink became an increasingly controversial colour, rejected by some and reclaimed by others. The new live-action film about the iconic doll, starring Margot Robbie and directed by Greta Gerwig, has leant right into Barbie's association with the colour, its set designers working with a palette of 100 different shades, and apparently contributing to a global shortage of pink paint.