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Mattel releases limited edition Barbie styled after Elton John


Mattel have released a special limited edition Barbie doll, inspired by the one and only Elton John.

The doll was created to celebrate the 45th anniversary of Elton John’s record-breaking performances at Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium.

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On October 25th and 26th, 1975, Elton sold out the stadium across two days, which brought 100,000 fans and set the record for the most attended single-artist concert.

Though Elton wore a reimagined version of the LA Dodgers baseball uniform at the time, the anniversary Barbie is celebrating John’s more flamboyant side, with a purple bowler, colourful bomber jacket and his iconic star-shaped glasses.

“Elton John Barbie doll is a bold collaboration that personifies two cultural icons,” the doll’s box reads.

“[It] honours the extraordinary artistry and musicianship of a stellar performer and humanitarian.”

OIP Staff


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