Barbie, Black History Month and Fashion Council

Barbie Celebrates Black History Month with Black in Fashion Council Partnership, New Releases
Barbie is celebrating Black History Month by elevating emerging Black designers and commemorating the release of Barbie's first Black doll.
Barbie And Black In Fashion Council Team Up On Partnership Highlighting Nia Thomas, Larissa Muehleder, And Fumi Egbon
BIFC and Barbie announce an interview series centering the three designers who have spoken about specific hurdles they've experienced in the fashion industry.
Mattel Highlights Designers With Black In Fashion Council, Releases 45th Anniversary Black Barbie
To further celebrate Black History Month, Barbie has launched the 1980s Black Barbie Collection and a Black History Month apparel line, available on Amazon. Featuring over a dozen graphic tees with iconic Black Barbie imagery, the collection aims to celebrate cultural representation in fashion and toys.
Barbie Partnering with Black in Fashion Council to Empower the Next Generation of Black Female Fashion Designers in Celebration of Black History Month
Mattel, Inc. (NASDAQ: MAT) announced today that Barbie is celebrating Black History Month and multiple generations of Black female designers, past, present, and future - from the designer behind the first-ever Black Barbie doll to emerging designers making a name for themselves, to young girls considering a future career in fashion design.
Barbie Announces Partnership With Black in Fashion Council, Spotlights Emerging Designers for Black History Month
Finally, Barbie is highlighting Aurora James, founder of accessories brand Brother Vellies and the Fifteen Percent Pledge, this month. The fashion designer is the latest guest on the Barbie Podcast, and she also rang in Black History Month by dressing dolls in her label’s signature styles on the @BarbieStyle Instagram account.
Barbie And Black In Fashion Council Team Up On Intentional Partnership
BIFC and Barbie announce an interview series centering the three designers who have spoken about specific hurdles they've experienced in the fashion industry.
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A Brief History Of Barbie: The Iconic Doll Released In 1959 That Changed The Toy Industry And How Young Kids Play Forever
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Update on Barbie
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Inspiring South African’s in Barbie book
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“Barbie Has No Knees”
And after 1980, Barbie’s look had much to do with multiculturalism and globalization. (See the African Barbie.) Even so, the curators of the exhibit go too far in claiming that Barbie was on the ...