How to Dress for the ‘Barbie’ Premiere Like an Adult

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How to Dress for the ‘Barbie’ Premiere Like an Adult


It’s Barbie’s world, and we’re just living (and shopping) in it.

Barbie-mania has fully taken over ahead of the Greta Gerwig–helmed, Margot Robbie–starring film’s official release—so much so, moviegoers are carefully planning what to wear when they head to theaters this Friday. While we can’t divulge everything that happens in the highly anticipated movie, we can say that Barbie will certainly strike a chord with adult women—even more so than with young girls. Further, the film serves as a moment to be carefree at the theater and with our personal style. Embrace pink! Wear feathers! Bring out the ultrafeminine accessories! If there’s ever been a time to simply have fun at the movies again—beyond simply wearing a screen-printed Team Edward or Team Jacob tee—this is it.

Below, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite products that embrace the multifaceted layers of Barbie style while also allowing you to, well, look like an adult. Featuring pieces from Christopher John Rogers, Loewe, Mara Hoffman, Gucci and more, this list includes a Barbie moment for everyone that will last beyond the premiere.

Loewe Embroidered Ribbed Stretch-Cotton Tank

Jacquard High-Waisted Trousers

Christopher John Rogers Jacquard High-Waisted Trousers

Pink Lupita Wedge Heeled Sandals

Amina Muaddi Pink Lupita Wedge Heeled Sandals

Now 58% Off

Pink SL 534 Sunglasses

Saint Laurent Pink SL 534 Sunglasses

Quiet luxury, but make it pink. For the more minimally inclined Barbie fan, opting for high-quality basics like the cult-status Loewe tank top, bright magenta Christopher John Rogers trousers, and classic wedge heels courtesy of Amina Muaddi will result in a classic (but still festive!) look. Square Saint Laurent sunglasses deliver the perfect finishing pop of pink.

Feather-Embellished Tank Top

The Attico Feather-Embellished Tank Top

Jenny Mini Skirt Jet Set

DL1961 Jenny Mini Skirt Jet Set

Mini Kendrick Trunk

Brandon Blackwood Mini Kendrick Trunk

Ankle-Wrap Ballerina

Tory Burch Ankle-Wrap Ballerina

Now 30% Off

2023 has been the year of the ballet flat’s big comeback, which makes it a no-brainer component to incorporate into your Barbiecore look. Accentuate this leather lace-up pair from Tory Burch with a festive boa-trimmed top from the Attico, a classic matching denim skirt from DL1961, and a pastel trunk bag from Brandon Blackwood.

Pink Serena Minidress

Kika Vargas Pink Serena Minidress

Ophidia GG Mini Bag

Gucci Ophidia GG Mini Bag

She’s not just a regular Barbie—she’s a cool Barbie. Juxtapose a sweet, baby-pink dress with edgy denim (like these barrel leg jeans from EB Denim), feather-trimmed Larroudé kitten heels, and a mini Gucci bag.

Cisko Delicate Sheer Abstract Print Tank

Paloma Wool Cisko Delicate Sheer Abstract Print Tank

Sheer Midi Skirt

Paloma Wool Sheer Midi Skirt

Fia See-Through Geometric Mules

Charles & Keith Fia See-Through Geometric Mules

Small Cookie Metallic Tote Bag

Puppets and Puppets Small Cookie Metallic Tote Bag

Spanish designer Paloma Wool makes the best summertime pieces. Her fuchsia abstract-print top and matching midi skirt are no exception. Pair with funky jelly sandals from Charles & Keith and a metallic Puppets and Puppets purse to complete the look.

Rilynn Cropped Cotton Top

Mara Hoffman Rilynn Cropped Cotton Top

Tulay Pleated Midi Skirt

Mara Hoffman Tulay Pleated Midi Skirt

Ankle Strap Espadrilles

J.Crew Ankle Strap Espadrilles

Kai Gradiated Woven Leather Tote

Loeffler Randall Kai Gradiated Woven Leather Tote

Keep cool on your way to the theater in this organic cotton crop top and midi skirt number from Mara Hoffman. Made-in-Spain espadrilles from J.Crew and a roomy woven tote bag from Loeffler Randall (perfect for sneaking in movie snacks) bring the final look together.

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Culture Editor

Bianca Betancourt is the culture editor at HarpersBAZAAR.com, where she covers all things film, TV, music, and more. When she’s not writing, she loves impulsively baking a batch of cookies, re-listening to the same early-2000s pop playlist, and stalking Mariah Carey’s Twitter feed. 



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