On March 9, 1959, the American society met what would become the most popular doll of all times: Barbie. Businesswoman Barbara Millicent Roberts was the one who designed the prototype and presented the final result at the American International Toy Fair in New York, where she sold the first copy. Over the years we have seen how Mattel’s most desired toy has been reinvented and has even brought out special collections of personalities such as David Bowie or Queen Elizabeth II, but just as these editions have been applauded, others have not been well received. Kissing Barbie In 1979 they … Continue reading The 5 most controversial Barbie dolls that are extremely rare to find