Joined in 2023 
82 
63 About this deal
First of all, I don't think I've ever walked into a movie theatre knowing which people were seeing a film just because of the color they were wearing. The Power Of Pink: How The Barbie Movie Generated A Worldwide Craze, 1 Billion Dollars + Over 100 Brand Partnerships Aug 11, 2023 Remember, magenta is all about boldness, revolution, acting differently...and we haven't seen the color in Barbieland ® before. The production design is truly incredible - and insane attention to detail was given to make this a surreal and thrilling adventure for both kids and adults. Set off on camping adventures with the Barbie camper van, create your own fantasy world with Barbie Dreamtopia and discover what you could be with Barbie careers dolls. Kids can play out all kinds of open-ended dreams with Barbie and Ken, Stacie, Chelsea and Skipper.
Artificiality, latent evil, abused innocence, and even violation. So I was optimistically thinking that maybe pink could be used to mean something very different in the Barbie ® movie. If you are still contemplating whether a Prime membership aligns with your needs, you can also make use of the free trial. My old co-worker on Pretty Little Liars Shay Mitchell even partnered to create Barbie pink suitcases! Jocelyn Silver from Vogue describes production designer Sarah Greenwood and set decorator Katie Spencer as blending the worlds of Mattel ®, midcentury Palm Springs, and Old Hollywood to create the pink paradise. The director, Greta Gerwig, dubbed Barbieland ® " authentic artificiality." (There was also zero CGI in its creation or final product.) Many argue that playing with dolls like Barbie ® can encourage imaginative thinking, creativity, and storytelling, which are essential for cognitive development.
As Barbie and Ken traverse the portal to the "real world," everything is filled with the oncoming reality of blue. Blue seas, blue space, blue sky, blue mountains. It's extremely clear that the people in the real world are represented by the "reality" of blue, and the "fantasy" world of Barbieland ® is known by its pink. From television commercials to print advertisements, Barbie ®'s creators consistently emphasized the allure of her dream-like world, which resonated with children's fantasies. The marketing of the Barbie movie, in my opinion, was so incredibly successful because it was tactile.
Barbie ®'s portrayal of an unrealistic body shape has also raised concerns about body image and beauty standards, as well, which they combated by introducing Barbies of all different body shapes and heights! ( Note: This did account for a 2 billion dollar revenue decrease during those releases - so is the world really ready to embrace more realistic versions when it comes to "artificial authenticity"?)I'm breaking down these exact scenes for you because it's important to log how color moves through a movie. The real world, on the other hand, was cold, dark, and without feeling. But it was real and invoked true emotions. While we were v intrigued about the plot of the latest release, unsurprisingly the fashion team here at Cosmo were mainly buzzing to see Barbie's mega looks on the big screen. Then a filter came out where anyone could be on the Barbie movie poster. Celebrities worldwide jumped in on the craze - generating photos of themselves as "Barbies" for the world to see.
Despite her unrealistic dimensions, every single woman remembers Barbie. We remember playing with her in our homes, taking her everywhere we went, and playing dress up. It led us to try on our mom's heels, put makeup on and wear beautiful dresses. In a lot of ways, it was a key staple of girls thinking of themselves as women. As Ken tries to say goodnight, the lighting turns blue as she turns him down once again from the romance he so desperately wants. Pink is not just a color; it's a statement. It's a color that demands attention and carries a message of joy, love, and acceptance. When used correctly, it can profoundly impact consumer behavior and brand loyalty." (Color Secrets, Michelle Lewis) Conclusion I felt uncomfortable, emotional (cried), humor (laughed), annoyed, confused, nostalgic. It was an emotional rollercoaster." But here we were: myself and my reluctant but dedicated husband going to the local theatre at 11:10 am on a Friday. The theatre was about halfway filled with people wearing pink, ready to see the movie. A row of teenage girls in front of me in sequin pink skirts, headbands, and dresses. Two middle-aged women - one with a pink top and the other with her pink handbag in solidarity.The court not once, but twice, sided with MCA records, saying that Mattel ® " cannot show that its use of the color pink has acquired secondary meaning'. Source. The color pink is not only associated with Barbie ® but is used by various brands to market products to a female audience, contributing to discussions about commercialization and consumerism...What can bondpeople together for a cause, for a movie, for an idea, and how can one color be used to do it?
Great Deal 
New Comment