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Join the Wild Hearts Crew, a sisterhood of girls who dare to be different by following their wildest hearts' desires.

Each set sold separately, subject to availability. Decorate yourself with fabulous tattoo designs like lipsticks, stars, and hearts - and apply them on the dolls, too! Mix and match, and let the wild times roll with these spunky accessory sets and the Wild Hearts Crew. This Kool Thing! 8-pack includes a swanky leopard fur coat, clutch, strappy platforms, a necklace, sunglasses, kitty headband, and sheet of temporary tattoos. Each sold separately, subject to availability.) accessorize and express themselves. With these themed accessory sets, you can help the Wild Hearts Crew dolls (Dolls not included. Charlie Lake, Rallee Radmore, Cori Cruize, Kenna Roswell, and Jacy Masters wear their wild hearts on their sleeves and flip their collars to anyone who tells them, "You can't!" Together, hand in hand, they are an unstoppable force of girl power.

Ken - and the rest of the cast also have been donning pink, playful looks throughout the movie's press tour.Meet the Wild Hearts Crew - a sisterhood of girls who dare to be different.

"Barbie" director Greta Gerwig, Ryan Gosling - a.k.a. Mukamal previously worked with such celebrities as Zoë Kravitz, Kaia Gerber and Billie Eilish. Robbie worked with stylist Andrew Mukamal, and her outfits pay homage to Barbie and her evolving identity, with ensembles both inspired by and direct replicas of the original doll's. It’s picturesque, it’s pink and it’s so Barbie. In Instagram photos announcing the kickoff, Robbie stands next to a convertible wearing a matching baby pink Bottega Veneta pleated skirt and bralette, with palm trees lining an empty road in front of her. The "Barbie" press tour officially began June 24.

It's a lifestyle for Margot Robbie, who's bringing the iconic doll to life onscreen and off. (Justin Tallis / AFP via Getty Images)īarbiecore isn't just a trend. From Enchanted Evening Barbie to Solo in the Spotlight Barbie, Margot Robbie's "Barbie" movie premiere looks have been inspired by the doll itself.