She's the world's most glamorous woman and she won this year's Fashion Icon of the Year award.
The annual US CFDA Awards were held in New York, during which there was a very rare thing - the most heavyweight award "Fashion Icon of the Year Award" winner was too unexpected.
After all, previous recipients include Michelle Obama and everyone's favorite designer Tom Ford.
This time it was a virtual character - Barbie.
"Barbie has made an enormous impact on American fashion and culture, and this award is even more meaningful as she celebrates her 60th birthday," CFDA Chief Executive Steven Kolb said in a statement.
Barbie's influence on the American fashion circle also starts with Barbie's "birth" : she has worked in the fashion circle for 60 years.
Born in the 1950s, with the help of engineer Jack Ryan, Ruth Handler named the doll Barbie after her daughter Barbara, and it was first revealed at the American International Toy Fair in New York on March 9, 1959 - the date that became Barbie's official birthday. In 1965, it was sold as a children's toy.
At first, Barbie was marketed as a "17-year-old youth fashion model", much like the virtual fashion bloggers of today.
But the concept is decades ahead, which is pretty impressive.
All the clothes were designed by Charlotte Johnson, a fashion designer for the toy company Mattel. Barbie's first job was to show beauty, spread beauty, and be associated with fashion.
Now in her 60s, Barbie is still active in the fashion industry.
His main job includes being a fashion blogger with 2 million followers on Instagram, where he shares his elaborate daily life.
Sister parties, sports, travel, work and so on will be the first time to po out.
Every time I go to fashion week to see the show, I have my own photography and modeling team, and she has all the standard accessories that big stars should have.
So far, a billion boxes have been sold, and of course, that's not counting the pirated ones.
As a doyen of the fashion circle, she also enlightened many people in the industry.
For example, Jason Wu, because he loved Barbie since childhood, won the Barbie Design Award at the age of 17, and slowly embarked on the road of design.
In short, Barbie is the most indispensable presence in the fashion circle.
Barbie's face, in fact, represents the aesthetic of The Times.
The contemporary image of Barbie should be the perfect girl with blonde hair, blue eyes and Barbie pink lipstick on her mouth.
But in fact, Barbie did not look like this at the beginning, not only the five features will go to the "beauty salon" every year to be "fine-tuned", makeup will also follow the trend to change.
