Barbie the Teenage Fashion Doll

When a woman named Ruth handler saw a daughter playing with a doll, Barbie's idea appeared. In the 1950s, girls of all ages had only paper or cardboard dolls to play, and they liked to play with teenagers and adult dolls. Therefore, Ruth Handler wishes to create a "fashionable fashion doll" for older girls as a three-dimensional doll called Barbie named after his daughter Hepaman 2010. . But when she came to her husband in this way he thought of encountering resistance and he thought his idea would not succeed.

The first Barbie doll wears black and white zebra striped swimwear and a symbolic headdress ponytail. This doll was called "Youth Fashion Model" and was created by Mattel's fashion designer, Charlotte Johnson. The first Barbie dolls were made in Japan and their clothes were hand sewn by Japanese domestic workers. In the first year of production, approximately 350,000 Barbie dolls were sold. Louis Marx appealed Mattel in March 1961. After licensing Lilli, they claimed that Mattel infringes the Greiner & Hausser's Bild-Lilli hip patent and Barbie is "direct take-off and duplication" of Bild - Lilli. Mattel counterclaimed in 1963 and settled outside the courtroom.

Barbie is a brand of accessory brands including Mattel dolls and other family members and collectable dolls. For over 50 years Barbie is an important part of the toy's fashion doll market and has been the subject of many controversies and litigation, often including imitation of dolls and their lifestyle. Mattel sells over 1 billion Barbie dolls and is the company's largest and most profitable product line. However, sales have sharply declined since 2014. The doll changed the world's rich community toy business by becoming a tool for selling related products (accessories, clothes, Barbie friends, etc.). She has great influence on social value by telling women's autonomy features and many accessories This is an ideal high end lifestyle that can be shared with wealthy friends.