Check out these voodoo doll-esque figures of fashion icons, stars, and celebrities. Made in Mali by Mua Mua, they already have dolls of Madonna, Lady Gaga, Anna Wintour, Miuccia Prada, and Obama.

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This year makes the 30th birthday of the African American Barbie! Happy birthday! I remember I had an ice skater one back when I was a kid. Her name was Debbie, and later when I was in my I-want-to-be-a-hairdresser phase, I turned her into a punk. She was way cooler than any Barbie I’ve ever had. Here’s to you, Debbie!:)

Vogue Italy put together a great issue dedicated to Barbie. Check out some images after the jump.

The latest Bearbricks from Medicom Toy are based on everyone’s favourite childhood story, Winnie the Pooh. The 100% Bearbricks feature Piglet, and Winnie the Pooh himself. So adorable!:) You know Christopher Robin would cop this!

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We all love/loved Barbies at one point in our lives or another. Sure we spent hours playing with her even if her wardrobe wasn’t the best. I wish Veik, a 29-year-old doll “player” from Beijing, would have been around back then. He put together a few DIY outfits styled after some of Lady Gaga’s most memorable outfits. They are very impressive and detailed with everything from Alexander McQueen’s lobster claw shoes to everything else. These might actually get me interested in Barbies again.

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For the Holidays, Comme des Garcons have created a new collection that goes by the name of Jingle Flowers. Part of the line is a Barbie designed by Rei Kawakubo, her first ever. The flower pattern seen on her dress was also used on a range of CdG items including t-shirts, wallets, snowballs, Dover Street Market perfume, Artek chairs, and more.

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Already available on NET-A-PORTER is the first os the Louboutin Loves Barbie collection, which is the jewel-thief themed Barbie. Apart from the doll, and the shoes and boots, they also put out a book entitled, “My Year in Paris With Christian Louboutin”. The book actually has some great photos. You can get the doll now for €115.

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For Barbie’s 50th birthday, she received the best gift any woman could ever imagine (almost): a pair of Louboutins:) Mattel has teamed up with the illustrious shoe designer. The project includes the Barbie-pink, red-soled Louboutin shoes that premiered in Barbie’s birthday runway show during New York Fashion Week in February, a Barbie doll and accessories collection customized by the designer and a diary filled with images of Louboutin and Barbie as they explore the cobbler’s favorite things. The designer created three Barbie dolls: a jewel thief-themed Barbie, which will release in December, a safari-themed Barbie for February, and a Barbie that goes to the Cannes Film Festival for May.

The $150 dolls will be sold through BarbieCollector.com and at Net-a-porter.com. Both sites also will offer a Christian Louboutin Barbie shoe collection of 12 pairs for $40 a set. The diary, which comes with the jewel thief Barbie and is also sold separately for $40, is titled “My Year in Paris With Christian Louboutin.” Launching in December, it features photos of the doll shopping with Louboutin in his boutique, on a journey down the Nile, performing at the Moulin Rouge and in a cafe with a male doll that is decidedly not Ken.

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Tokidoki’s latest product was made in the likeness of King Karl. It measures 10″ high, and features the designer in his typical uniform black suit and tie. It is limited to only 1000 and goes for €129. Look for it at Tokidoki locations in New York, Milan, Los Angeles, and at Colette.

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So we all know that Barbie is celebrating her 50th birthday this year, which has so far been full of great projects and events commemorating her half-century run. One of the latest news is that they’ve gone and made a Barbie doll in the form of Heidi Klum, which will hit stores in September. The doll is part of the Blonde Ambition collection, which consists of other Barbies in the likeness of such iconic names as Marilyn Monroe and Goldie Hawn, and aims to pay tribute to famous blondes. I used to be a HUGE Barbie fan, and for some reason, I think I could still play around with these on a quiet afternoon:)

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