The Claudia Schiffer Barbie doll is now on sale on the Mattel Creations website for $85.
Supermodel Claudia Schiffer and the legendary Mattel brand have teamed up to create a limited edition doll for all time. People are reporting it.
For inspiration, they remembered one of her shows, especially the fashion show at the Versace autumn-winter show in 1994. Then she posed in a blue dress designed by Gianni Versace.
The Barbie-Claudia Schiffer doll is now on sale on the Mattel Creations website for $85.
It should be noted that while this is the first Barbie Claudia Schiffer doll from Mattel available for purchase, it is the fourth doll created in honor of the fashion icon.
In 2017, Barbie celebrated her 30-year career with a one-of-a-kind doll wearing a recreation of the gold Versace look she wore in Ellen von Unwerth’s iconic 1994 Vogue Italia photo shoot.
For her 50th birthday in 2020, the model was given two unique dolls wearing the aforementioned Versace look, as well as a new interpretation of the black Balmain Schiffer dress modeled from the spring collection 2016 by Olivier Rousteing.
Schiffer, 53, said it was “surreal” to see herself as Barbie, “given that I played with them my whole childhood. I’m embarrassed that I’m the only one who enjoys dolls, so I’m glad I can share them with world.”
Check out this post on InstagramPosted by Claudia Schiffer (@claudiaschiffer)
It was previously reported that Mattel and Warner Bros. introduced a new line of Barbie dolls, featuring three beloved characters from the comedy series Ted Lasso.
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