Barbie meets Aunt Millicent's assistant, Marie-Alice, who is a great designer but is shy. Meanwhile, in Paris, Barbie finds her Aunt Millicent's fashion house and discovers that she's closing down and moving to the country due to being unsuccessful. Ken decides to go to Paris to surprise Barbie, so he books a flight. To make sure Barbie understands what happened, Teresa and Grace tell him to make a 'grand romantic gesture'. However, one of the lines he recorded for Raquelle was about breaking up with someone, and he realizes that Raquelle sent it to Barbie. After a confrontation with Barbie's friends Teresa and Grace, who thinks Ken dumped Barbie for Raquelle, he is confused. While Barbie is on the plane, Ken is helping Barbie's ex-best friend Raquelle practice lines for her drama class. Barbie decides to get away by going to Paris and visiting her Aunt Millicent, a fashion designer. To make matters worse, Spencer posts in the blog about Barbie getting fired, and Ken calls her on the phone and breaks up with her.
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"Barbie shows that magic happens when you believe in yourself."ĭuring a movie shoot for "The Princess and the Pea", Barbie is fired by the director for expressing her personal opinion.
She even inspires Alice, a shy fashion designer, and together they create a dazzling runway fashion show!" "After she discovers three enchanting Flairies with sparkle-magic powers, Barbie comes up with a brilliant idea to save the business. Much to their surprise, it's about to be shut down forever!" "Join Barbie in a colourful, modern-day fairytale filled fashion, friends and fun.īarbie and her dog Sequin jet off to visit her aunt's amazing fashion house in Paris. The biggest hit, other than the dogs and dresses, was the theme song at the end, “Get Your Sparkle On”. My oldest daughter watched the movie as well, and the themes in the movie actually provided good talking points for us (prevailing over adversity, loyalty, misunderstandings, etc.) Dogs and pretty dresses were the highlight. Most of the plot (and subplots) sailed right over her head, but she loved the movie anyway.
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In the end, Barbie triumphs over personal and professional adversity.Įven though D is a bit young for some of the themes in the movie, she loved the outfits, Sequin the dog and the Flairies. With help from friends, Flairies and dogs, Barbie organizes the fashion show (the movie finale) where Ken also makes it to Paris just in time to clear up the “break-up” misunderstanding. In Paris, Barbie goes to work to design a new fashion line of gowns that will save Aunt Millicent’s shop from a certain end.
In this colorfully animated story, what starts as a movie role for Barbie turns into a trip to Paris to recoup from getting fired and *gasp* Ken breaking up with her. Luckily, D has an October birthday and Grandma is always looking for gift ideas, so that item stayed on the shelf. Let’s not forget the Glitterizer wardrobe playset. Assuming the goal is to sell the new Barbie with the release of the DVD, it worked. So perfect that we ended up in a major retailer the day after watching the movie, and D spotted the Fashion Fairytale Barbie from about 50 yards away. It should come as no surprise, then, that Barbie’s foray into the fashion houses of Paris in the DVD, “A Fashion Fairtytale”, was perfect for her. We have several Barbie dolls and accessories, and the more elaborate the outfit the better. When we had the chance to review the Barbie DVD, my youngest daughter (let’s call her D) thought it was her birthday! Of my two girls, the youngest is the true “girly girl” who likes all things sparkly and beelines it to the shoe department for the kicks with the most bling. (Since my daughters are a bit beyond the Barbie phase, I’ve asked Mary on my team to review with her two daughters.)
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