The story of Barbie begins in 1959, when the American company Mattel launched the toy, which later became one of the most famous and popular dolls in the world.

Barbie’s creators, Ruth and Elliot Handler, got the inspiration for their project by watching their daughter Barbara play with paper dolls. They decided that there was a lack of a teenage doll on the market that could serve as a model for girls and inspire their dreams and ambitions.

Barbie became a symbol of fashion and culture of her time. During this time, various themed doll collections appeared, reflecting fashion trends and women's professions. Barbie became a fashion icon and inspiration for millions of girls around the world.
The label "I Can Be..." (was introduced for the Barbie collection to inspire girls to pursue their dreams and become anything from a doctor and a scientist to a pilot and an entrepreneur. The move emphasized the importance of gender equality and career options.
Mattel introduced a variety of physiques, looks and skin tones for Barbie dolls. The new series was called "Fashionista" and allowed girls to see themselves in a variety of looks that reflected the diversity of the real world. This was an important step towards creating a more inclusive and diverse line of dolls.
In honor of Barbie's 60th anniversary, Mattel released a series of Barbie Extra dolls. It included colorful and stylish images that emphasized the expression of individuality and uniqueness. Barbie Extra allowed girls to be bold and creative, emphasizing the importance of self-expression and encouraging them to accept themselves for who they are.
The premiere was repeatedly postponed: the film wanted to be released on June 2, 2017, then postponed to May 12, 2017, June 29, 2018, August 8, 2018, May 8, 2020. This was due to production difficulties: for a long time, the studio did not understand how to realize the concept, and also could not stop the choice of those who would do it best. For a while, preparations for filming were suspended due to a coronavirus.
On July 21, 2023, the premiere of the film will start.
Create a story or short description of your modern Barbie to give her deeper context and character.

Talk about what each element of the look symbolizes and why you chose that particular style.

If you have friends or family, invite them to participate in the challenge and host a mini fashion show with your modern Barbies.