Inside Margot Robbie's Epic Barbie Dream House
Margot Robbie's highly anticipated Barbie Dream House is every child's fantasy come true The iconic toy has been brought to life in a stunning display of vibrant colors and whimsical decor Barbie enthusiasts are sure to be thrilled by this immersive experience
Fans of Margot Robbie and Barbie have a new treat in store with the release of a series of images showcasing Robbie's Barbie Dream House. Set to feature in Greta Gerwig's latest adaptation of the much-loved Mattel toy line, the story follows Barbie's journey of self-discovery, as she ventures beyond the safety of Barbieland into the unknown world beyond. Alongside Ryan Gosling's Ken and Will Ferrell's Mattel businessman, Barbie is set to embark on an exciting adventure that promises to captivate audiences worldwide. For fans keen to explore the world of Barbie more closely, Architectural Digest has released a series of images offering a tantalizing glimpse of Barbie's stunning home in Barbieland.
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Barbie's Dream House is meticulously captured in a series of set images from the Warner Bros. Studio lot in London, showcasing every nook and cranny of the iconic doll's abode. The set impeccably mirrors Barbie's toy-like design philosophy, with branding elements scattered throughout the building, wardrobe designs inspired by packaging, an open floor plan catering to play, and a jaw-dropping spiral slide.
Barbie Is Dedicated To Bringing The Toy To Life
Gerwig's upcoming film aims to bring the iconic accessories of Barbie dolls into a usable, lifelike 1:1 scale for the cast. Robbie's Barbie is seen driving a pink convertible, a replica of the doll's car, in the first official image. The main trailer also reveals that Barbie will pilot several vehicles from the toy line, including camper vans, boats, and even a rocket.
Barbie's costumes are a standout feature of the film, with many of them directly inspired by the iconic outfits the doll has worn throughout the years. The black and white bathing suit from the original 1959 doll is featured prominently in the first teaser, while a roller skating outfit from a 1994 doll is recreated in the real-world sequences. The attention to detail in capturing the look of Barbie's world is impressive, making the film a standout among this year's summer releases. Additionally, the colorful and toy-like sets of Barbieland add to the film's distinct aesthetic, leaving audiences eager to see more of Barbie's world on the big screen.
Source: Architectural Digest
