Barbie Careers Set of 4 Dolls & Accessories, Women in Film with Studio Executive, Director, Cinematographer & Movie Star in Removable Looks, HRG54

The purchase was worth it because my daughter wanted this doll so much and she’s a happy girl now😀

A Christmas giddy for my Granddaughter. She will love it

The media could not be loaded. Diversity over all on these 4 Barbie dolls.I am glad that Barbie is no longer the slim tall blonde hair doll and that now it comes in all shapes ,body styles,with all having different dreams and jobs.This set is inspired by a trophy winner and the crew behind which are a movie star with award, cinematographer with camera, director with script and studio executive with mobile phone.All beautifully made ,dressed up differently with all cute small accessories.A good set for play and pretend for the little girls,inspiring and creative.Great gift 🎁

These lovely dolls have great proportions and beautiful tones. The quality of the clothing and the detailed facial features are exceptional. They would make a perfect gift for a little girl and are also ideal for collectors. I enjoy collecting them because I didn't have the privilege of owning many dolls as a child.

Barbie has come a long way since her release in 1959, and now, fully embracing diversity, girls can play with dolls doing all manner of careers. In this set of four, each character has a different job - Studio Exec, Director, Cinematographer and "Movie Star". My daughters love playing with the set, and it helps reaffirm that they're not limited to the "stereotypical" dress-up roles that dolls can take.As well as diversity of (film) careers, I loved to see the diversity of other features of these dolls; different hair colour, skin tones, eye colours and body types. It's refreshing to see real differences in the dolls beyond just what they wear, and that they're not just plastic copies of each other.Dolls themselves are usual quality Barbie dolls - moveable at hips, shoulders and heads (but not elbows or knees). A full range of film-props are also included for the dolls to accessorize with (from a film camera to mobile phone to a script). Of course, all can be worn by any of the dolls, so you can choose the roles yourself.Bravo Barbie, for embracing diversity and giving genuine choice to girls out there!

First impressions of this were really positive, Barbie has come along way since I was a kid!From a parents perspective, I love how each Barbie looks different and that the theme of the set is around their different careers, it’s exactly the type of toy and messaging I want my daughter (5) to have!The set comes with 4 Barbie’s each with their own career; studio executive, director, cinematographer, and movie star, so all quite glamorous job roles that can be used together to imagine they are making a movie etc. To be honest, I’d of probably preferred a more diverse range of careers, but my daughter loves them. You can obviously also swap the clothes etc around so they can play different parts.Overall, I thought this was a really nice set and my daughter has had hours of entertainment with it so I’d be very happy to recommend it.

Great looking cool sophisticated 4 different 2024 Barbies 😁Great packagingPrice reasonableMake a great gift for any young child or collectorYes i recommend this product

This is a review for the Barbie Careers Set of 4 Dolls & Accessories (Women in Film with Studio Executive, Director, Cinematographer & Movie Star).PROS:* Demonstrates some diversity skin tones and body types. While the curviest of the Barbies is still very slim, it was nice that this body type was given to the movie star rather than making her a traditional Barbie shape.* The "Oscar" is actually a little Barbie* The attempt to show women in a variety of different careers should be applaudedCONS:* They are still just plasticky Barbies - nothing particularly special here* The accessories are very basic/cheap looking* The t-shirt/leggings outfit is pretty poor and feels like a very "oh just pick whatever" choice for the cinematographer, whereas the other outfits do feel like they make sense* You can't easily swap clothes between the Barbies. So, that may limit the ability for children to see themselves represented in the different roles.* The Barbie arms are very stiff and not posable