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But the South Carolina Gamecocks 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament March Madness Final Four Power Play T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this dreamiest part of the Dreamhouse is the Barbie closet, painted a shocking fuschia that would make Schiaparelli proud. In the closet is the entire spring 2015 Moschino collection, and many of the Barbies that inspired Scott line the opposite wall. The Fashion Jean Barbie is on the right of the door, and the human-size Fashion Jeans are on the left. “I scored one of each and then all the vintage Barbies,” Darling says. “In peak COVID, you got really good deals on stuff.” This may seem like the kind of unrestrained opulence that led to the wacky, campy Barbies Darling loves from the 1980s and 1990s, but in truth it takes a certain amount of rigor to craft a home this specific. It’s a lot of waiting and a lot of saying no. “I can’t just go to West Elm and be able to take that and that,” she says. “Which is on one hand annoying because it takes forever, but on the other hand, [I get] exactly what I want.” It’s how she approaches doll collecting too.
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Darling’s Barbie collection has three key subcategories: the South Carolina Gamecocks 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament March Madness Final Four Power Play T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this Moschino dolls (a more recent addition), dolls with a hair- or makeup-play element (what she collected in New York when space was limited), and the 1980s dolls in their pink packaging that she adored as a child. One particularly interesting find is an admittedly creepy mid-century wearable mask of Barbie’s face. “It’s so uncanny valley. But it’s like, I want to be Barbie. You can be Barbie. Everyone can be Barbie.” One thing is clear: This is no passing fad. Long after Barbie comes out and Margot Robbie stops dressing like vintage dolls, Darling will still be living in her pink world. Is she daunted by the prevalence of the trend? “People are coming up to me, saying, ‘Oh, I love your Barbiecore look,’” Darling says. “It’s like, ‘Well, thank you. I’ve been doing it for quite a long time.’ At first you’re like, Oh, God, do I need to change my look? If everyone else is doing it, do I need to do something else until it falls out of fashion and I can do it again? But I’m just doubling down: everything pink.”
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But the South Carolina Gamecocks 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament March Madness Final Four Power Play T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this dreamiest part of the Dreamhouse is the Barbie closet, painted a shocking fuschia that would make Schiaparelli proud. In the closet is the entire spring 2015 Moschino collection, and many of the Barbies that inspired Scott line the opposite wall. The Fashion Jean Barbie is on the right of the door, and the human-size Fashion Jeans are on the left. “I scored one of each and then all the vintage Barbies,” Darling says. “In peak COVID, you got really good deals on stuff.” This may seem like the kind of unrestrained opulence that led to the wacky, campy Barbies Darling loves from the 1980s and 1990s, but in truth it takes a certain amount of rigor to craft a home this specific. It’s a lot of waiting and a lot of saying no. “I can’t just go to West Elm and be able to take that and that,” she says. “Which is on one hand annoying because it takes forever, but on the other hand, [I get] exactly what I want.” It’s how she approaches doll collecting too.
Darling’s Barbie collection has three key subcategories: the South Carolina Gamecocks 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament March Madness Final Four Power Play T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this Moschino dolls (a more recent addition), dolls with a hair- or makeup-play element (what she collected in New York when space was limited), and the 1980s dolls in their pink packaging that she adored as a child. One particularly interesting find is an admittedly creepy mid-century wearable mask of Barbie’s face. “It’s so uncanny valley. But it’s like, I want to be Barbie. You can be Barbie. Everyone can be Barbie.” One thing is clear: This is no passing fad. Long after Barbie comes out and Margot Robbie stops dressing like vintage dolls, Darling will still be living in her pink world. Is she daunted by the prevalence of the trend? “People are coming up to me, saying, ‘Oh, I love your Barbiecore look,’” Darling says. “It’s like, ‘Well, thank you. I’ve been doing it for quite a long time.’ At first you’re like, Oh, God, do I need to change my look? If everyone else is doing it, do I need to do something else until it falls out of fashion and I can do it again? But I’m just doubling down: everything pink.”
