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Mattel Squashes Stereotypes by Featuring Fabulous Boy In Moschino Barbie Commercial
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It's about dang time! It's no secret boys like Barbie too, and we don't blame them! I mean, who wouldn't want to play with the new Moschino doll they recently rolled out? Check this out, in the commercial for the new Moschino Barbie, Mattel blasted gender stereotypes when they decided to feature a boy in their ad. We're pretty sure this was the smartest decision ever because he is the most adorable kid on the block. "Moschino Barbie is so fierce," he proclaims, adorning his doll with a designer purse.
Oh, and that wink at the end? Adorb-city. He's about to be a heart breaker when he grows up, don't you think? The commercial in and of itself is charmingly campy, a perfect blend of both iconic brands. We have to say we agree with these kids; Moschino Barbie does look like the fiercest plastic female on the block. We know we're 400 years too old to play with dolls, but we still want one. Sadly, they're totally sold out, and there's nothing we can do except pray she shows up on eBay. Regardless, way to go Mattel and Moschino, we're proud of you for smashing stereotypes!
Are you digging the commercial as much as we are? Share your thoughts in the comments!
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