The Barbie Fashion Show at New York Fashion Week

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We're only three days into New York Fashion Week, and already we think we've seen our favourite show. We just don't see how it can get any better than beautiful models, all dressed as Barbie dolls, wearing clothes created by some of the world's top designers, do you?

This, of course, was the Barbie Fashion Show - a catwalk event to celebrate Barbie's 50th birthday, with designers like Calvin Klein, Donna Karan and Betsey Johnson providing the clothes and Christian Louboutin providing the specially created Barbie-pink stilettos. Lots of fun, some fabulous designs, a great job with hair and makeup, and Ken even put in an appearance too. What more could you possibly want? Oh yeah, photos: they're under the jump...

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  • 11 Comments  -   By Amber McNaught in Runway Fashion
  
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11 comments on “The Barbie Fashion Show at New York Fashion Week

    • Layla —
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    ahh! lovely!

    • anu —
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    omg that ken is so cute!

    • Jilly —
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    Anu -
    To bad he is gay, honey.

    • Celeste —
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    While that model in the last photo freaks me out a bit, the designs are adorable. The huge hair and skeletal legs, not so much.

    • Brynn —
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    heeheehee. I want to dress like Barbie.

    • Chelsea —
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    i think its pretty funny that in the last photo, barbie is wearing socks with her high heels…so should we put barbie in fashion jail???

  • Is there a place where you can purchase a pair of those ‘Barbie Pink’ stilettos? Because right now I am desperately wanting a pair! ;]

    • Diandra —
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    Those are gorgeous pictures; what a lovely show!

  • what is the name of the model that played Ken??

  • I want to know Ken’s real name too O_o

  • Lief Stacey

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