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Ultimately, she chose a contemporary look that reflects the styles of young girls today. “I wanted it to be very now, very global,” she said in the interview. Barbie’s accessories include chandbali ...

Sharing her experience on designing a Barbie doll, Anita Dongre said, “Designing for a doll is quite different from designing for a real person. The process feels more intimate. The most ...

Apart from the navy blue printed lehenga, the Barbie sports a middle part with the hair secured in a ponytail ... "She is a symbol of empowerment to young girls, reminding them that they can ...

Now that her collaboration with Barbie is out in the world, Dongre also hopes she can empower women and girls globally to “dream big, live out their fullest potential and break boundaries" and ...

Dongre said she wanted Barbie's outfit to resonate with girls globally, so the lengha has been designed like a skirt, while the top is a modern take on the "Rajasthani koti." "I really wanted to ...

She wears India with pride." Dongre also spoke highly of her love for dolls as a young girl. While she mentioned Barbie wasn't in India when she was younger, she did play with dolls her mother ...