Foxy Doll Collection

More dolly news, we all know that Barbie is celebrating her 50th birthday this year and is entering into the fashion world- she is also getting a new Stila color cosmetics line this spring. Stila will also be sponsoring Mattel’s first Barbie runaway showing during New York Fashion Week next month with makeup
artist Charlotte Tilbury as the show’s lead makeup artist.

The limited edition collection “features four Decades of Beauty cans, each $40, with a booklet inside describing the beauty and fashion wardrobes for each doll.”

1. #1 Ponytail Doll, celebrates the first Barbie, launched in 1959. It includes a red lipstick called Ponytail, a liquid eyeliner and a three-pan paper-wrapped compact with two eye shadows and a cheek color.
2. Malibu Barbie, which highlights the doll of the same name that launched in 1971, has a pale pink Lip Glaze called Malibu, a black mascara and a compact with two eye shadows and a bronzer.
3. Foxy Doll, which depicts the African-American Barbie launched in 1980, includes a Lip Glaze called Foxy, mascara and a compact with two eye shadows and a cheek color.
4. Jewel Doll, is based on the 2000 Barbie of the same name and includes a bright pink Lip Glaze called Jewel, a Multi-Effect Mascara and a compact with two eye shadows and a cheek color.

“Stila also will launch a new version of its patent-pending talking palette with tips and tools on how to get the Barbie look. As with the beauty cans, this product, which will retail for $40, will be available only at Sephora and sephora.com.”

The line will make its debut exclusively at Sephora next month and will be available at Sephora’s Fifth Avenue store in New York, international Sephora locations and at sephora.com only. Note, the collection is not limited to the US market only, they will do fashion shows around the world and distribute products globally. Japan will be one of the first international spot. Great news, I grew up with Barbie- can’t wait to see the fashion show and not to forget the Christian Louboutin shoes, so envious! Thanks Molly, via WWD.