Every Single Barbie Doll Reference from Margot Robbie's Barbie Press Tour

shocking price tags, but this was the most expensive one ever sold — auctioned off at Christie’s in Manhattan for $302,500.The bedazzled doll — designed by Australian jeweler Stefano Canturi — features a necklace with a 1-carat pink diamond in the center along and a sparkling diamond ring. All proceeds from the 2010 sale went to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.“It’s a joy for us to have sold the most expensive Barbie ever,” the President of Christie’s Americas, Bonnie Brennan, told The Post.

Greta Gerwig is clearing some things up about the speculation that Barbara Handler appears in the Barbie movie.

recent Instagram post, cosmetic procedure influencer Dana Omari Harrell rehashed her claim from nearly a year ago that Margot Robbie, the star in Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie,” allegedly went through a huge transformation to resemble the iconic doll. When asked by Siffat Haider on The Dream Bigger Podcast who is her favorite celebrity transformation, Harrell was quick to bring up Robbie.But Harrell isn’t here to hate on Robbie, saying the actress “still looks natural” from the “incredible work.” She even starts her caption referring to “the always gorgeous Margot Robbie.”Along with providing many side-by-side pictures of Robbie then and now, Harrell also gave an exhaustive list in the caption of everything she believes Robbie has had done over the years to achieve her current Barbie look.“She has had an upper bleph (esp removing some fat under her brow), undereye filler or other augmentation, a minimal brow lift, cheek augmentation, buccal fat removal, lip filler, nose job thinning her tip and reducing the width of her nostrils,” she said.Robbie’s team did not respond to a request for comment.

Barbie press tour, starring Margot Robbie in glorious designer dresses, came to a close a week before the movie's premiere due to the SAG-AFTRA strike, though given that the extended deadline was known for months, it's highly likely that the “Enchanted Evening” and looks were always meant to be the grand finales. There probably isn't a fuchsia gown sitting in a storage unit somewhere, unworn.

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Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic Check out the brain on Barbie! Sure, she’s just a doll, but that doesn’t mean she has to be an airhead. Therein lies “Lady Bird” director Greta Gerwig’s inspired, 21st-century solution to bringing one of America’s most iconic playthings to life on the big screen. Combine that with the casting of Margot Robbie in the title role, and “Barbie” is already starting out on the right, perfectly arched foot. So what if this high-concept comedy falls a bit flat in the final stretch? Barbie’s strength as a brand comes from her aspirational appeal. While some have rightly criticized the doll for setting unrealistic beauty standards, Barbie also showed girls they can do and be anything, as different models have portrayed her as president, a rocket scientist, even trans. You know who else sets unrealistic beauty standards? Movie stars. Like Barbie, they serve as role models, which is what makes Gerwig’s take on the ultra-popular toy line so darn smart. Robbie might be a dead-ringer for Barbie, but her moxie powers the performance. Gerwig has made the kind of family film she surely wishes had been available to her when she was a girl, sneaking a message (several of them, really) inside Barbie’s hollow hourglass figure.

Urban Dictionary defines “mid” as someone who “on a scale of 1-10 is like 4, 5, 6, or 7 based on looks” and is “just like every other girl.”“This is her without makeup,” one Twitter user quipped of Robbie, posting a photo. “Definitely mid.”That tweet has been viewed more than 62 million times as of Monday afternoon.“She is a hard 7,” another declared.

plays the real-life Barbie in the $100 million live-action “Barbie” movie coming to theaters on July 21.Depending on who a Barbie fan believes, however, the genuine, in-the-flesh Barbie who inspired the doll is either the late Barbie Ryan or the now 82-year-old Barbara Handler Segal.The two origin stories could not be more different. Either Barbie exists thanks to one man’s obsession with the “perfect woman” — or because of an apparently sweet story revolving around a mother’s love for her two children.But both come with far darker sides than the innocent child’s toy would suggest, including orgies, sex toys, embezzlement, AIDS, and suicide.The battle over who really inspired Barbie only exploded into the open decades after the doll made her debut at the International Toy Fair in New York in 1959.She was an immediate hit: 11 inches tall, long-legged, slim-waisted, perky-breasted and either blonde or brunette, dressed in a hand-made black and white swimsuit, and soon after advertised on The Mickey Mouse Club.

The Barbie movie is fast approaching — but titular star Margot Robbie didn’t know if it would ever come to fruition.  

Margot Robbie is living her dream life as Barbie right now!

Just one week before Greta Gerwig‘s “Barbie” hits theaters, which is sure to be the summer’s biggest movie. And the film boasts a sizable ensemble cast beyond Margot Robbie‘s Barbie and Ryan Gosling‘s Ken.

Margot Robbie‘s press tour for the Barbie movie has seemingly come to an end now that SAG-AFTRA is on strike.

Margot Robbie has expressed her excitement for the upcoming Barbie movie, describing it as a celebration of "the real-life Barbie". The actress, who stars as the iconic doll alongside Ryan Gosling, praised director Greta Gerwig, stating that she is "everything" and "can do anything".

Have y’all ever seen a more glamorous cast?!

Barbie press tour-style streak continues. For the world premiere of at Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall in Los Angeles on Sunday, July 9, the Oscar nominee wore her best of an iconic Barbie doll look to date. The 33-year-old hit the red carpet in a custom dress that is an exact replica of “'s look from 1960.Robbie's strapless bustier dress is covered in black sequins and fits close to the body.

Margot Robbie is living her dream life as Barbie right now!

Margot Robbie wore pink on pink on pink for the latest Barbie premiere!

Even Barbie can become self-conscious.

Margot Robbie is kicking off the Barbie international press tour by wearing a look inspired by the original Barbie doll!

, showed off an impressive that works just as well during the day as it does for evening events.Created by her go-to hairstylist, Bryce Scarlett, the style took inspiration from the 1950s, when volume, exaggerated waves and quiffs were de rigueur in the world of women’s hair. Robbie’s “original Barbie” look saw her hair pulled up into a high ponytail, which sat at the crown of her head.Margot Robbie doing press in Sydney, Australia. Styled into bouncy, big-barrel waves, her blonde hair fell down her neck, drawing attention to an elegant, bare décolletage.