In this video, I unbox and review Fashionista Barbie 228 by Mattel, partnered with the American Foundation for the Blind to design a doll that accurately portrays someone who is blind or has low vision. I take a close 360 view of the doll's screening, articulation, outfit and accessories.
⭐ GUEST PANEL: ALYSA RODRIGUEZ 💋 , VERONIQUE PERRIN 💸 SELMA 👗
Designed to reflect the world kids see today, this diverse line of Barbie Fashionistas dolls showcases bright and trendy styles that make for endless storytelling possibilities.
Introducing the first ever blind Barbie Fashionistas doll! Barbie partnered with the American Foundation for the Blind to design a doll that accurately portrays someone who is blind or has low vision.
She wears a satiny pink blouse and sparkly, ruffled skirt made with a fun-to-touch fabric! Strappy lavender heels add an extra note of style savviness to her sweet look.
The brightly colored, high-contrast closures on the back of her top and on her skirt’s elastic waistband make it easier to dress Barbie doll!
Her silvery aviator sunglasses are not only super cool -- they’re practical too! The “lenses” shield her eyes from UV rays when it’s sunny.
Barbie uses her white cane as she explores the city. It’s an important complement to her day-to-night outfit, which is perfect for a fun-filled weekend with friends!
From articulated arms that make using the cane a breeze, to packaging that features the word “Barbie” in Braille, this Blind Fashionistas doll is lovingly designed in every way.
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