Where to Buy Mattel's New Collectible 'Barbie' Movie Dolls 2023

The final countdown to the live-action Barbie movie has begun, sending lifelong Barbie fans—us, included—into a frenzy! On top of the star-studded cast, there is so much Barbie merch to be excited about. That includes Mattel's official Barbie movie dolls collection inspired by cast members Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling.

Mattel 'Barbie' the Movie Doll

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$22 at Amazon

Selling out on Mattel's website, this limited-edition Barbie comes dressed in her "perfect day" pink gingham outfit as seen in the movie. It's since become the best-selling doll on Amazon. Margot, herself, described it as “incredibly accurate to exactly the outfit I wear in the movie—right down to the little love heart on the shoes and the jewelry.”

Barbie fans can snag this collectible Barbie doll wearing a matching blue plaid dress, jacket and hat, too. Mattel's entire Barbie line includes two dolls modeled after Ryan's Ken: a denim-clad doll with peekaboo "Ken" boxers and a beach day doll complete with a matching surfboard. Plus, there's America Ferrera's Gloria doll, Simu Liu's Ken doll and Issa Rae's President Barbie.

No matter which character you're buying, hang on to the collectible packaging, as it'll increase the value of your dolls should you ever decide to downsize your Barbie doll collection.

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In addition to collectible dolls (which range from $25 to $90), the line includes other staples, including a pink Hot Wheels Barbie convertible and a MEGA Barbie Dreamhouse that looks just like the one in the film. Or, our personal favorite: a game of Barbie-themed UNO you can grab for under $7.

Mere weeks remain until Greta Gerwig's Barbie movie hits theaters on July 21, and demand for Barbie dolls, or frankly anything hot pink (read: Barbie-core), is sky-high. If Halle Bailey's Little Mermaid dolls taught us anything, it's that these collectible Barbies will be even harder to get once the movie airs. Better to add them to your Amazon cart now than to be sorry once they're gone for good.