Stevie Nicks, Legendary Fleetwood Mac Icon, Unveils Her Captivating Mini-Me Barbie Creation

Stevie Nicks, the former member of the rock band Fleetwood Mac, has been honored with a new Barbie doll, immortalizing her iconic image. The singer-songwriter, who is now 75 years old, proudly unveiled the doll to her fans during her Madison Square Garden concert in New York City. In a video shared by Live Nation on Instagram, she affectionately referred to the doll as "Stevie Barbie."

The Barbie doll from Mattel, known for its ownership of the toy company, is now sold out after being made available for preorder at $55 on Monday. This doll is a part of the Barbie Music Series and features smoky eyes, bangs, and holds Nicks' iconic ribboned tambourine. It also comes equipped with Nicks' signature platform boots and golden moon necklace, and is dressed in a flowing black dress inspired by the outfit worn on the cover of her band's renowned 1977 album "Rumours."

The 75-year-old presented her "Stevie Barbie" doll to fans at her show at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sunday.

Mattel announced on Monday that they have created a Barbie doll to celebrate Stevie Nicks' 75th birthday, paying tribute to her iconic style. Nicks' birthday took place in May.

"Designer Bill Greening mentioned that Stevie Nicks generously provided her iconic black dress and boots for us to use as a reference when creating the doll,"

The official Barbie Instagram account posted pictures of the new doll on Monday, along with the caption: "With a captivating stage presence and unique fashion sense, Stevie Nicks has influenced music lovers across generations. As part of the Barbie Music Series, she is now honored as a legendary figure, sharing her inspiring story and successful career with artists and fans of all ages. #Barbie #YouCanBeAnything."

Nicks' Barbie doll carries some of the artist's signature items, including her tambourine, platform boots and golden moon necklace.

In a recent post on X (previously known as Twitter), Nicks expressed her admiration for her Stevie Barbie doll. She described the doll as "beautiful, authentic, and utterly captivating," emphasizing its significant presence in her life over the past few months. Nicks expressed the immense value and sentiment this doll holds for her.

"When Mattel approached me with the offer to create a Barbie in the style of my Rumours cover, I was completely overwhelmed," she expressed. "Naturally, I had my doubts. Would the Barbie truly resemble me? Would she encapsulate my essence and embody my passion?"

"As I gaze upon her, I am transported back to my younger self at 27~ all the cherished memories of strutting onto that grand stage in my striking black ensemble and those stunning boots come flooding back~ and then, I see a reflection of my present self in her face. The shared experiences and hardships we have endured together since 1975~ the battles we have fought and the invaluable lessons we have learned~ bind us as one. I am her and she is me. She undeniably possesses my heart," she concluded.