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These Photos Show What Barbie Would Look Like If She Looked Her Current Age

These Photos Show What Barbie Would Look Like If She Looked Her Current Age
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Happy happy birthday, Barbie!

Come on, let's go party!


But at Barbie's age, her response might be something like:

"Ah, no, you go and have fun with your friends. I'm going home. My all night party days are behind me."

Or would she?

Barbie is 60 years old as of March 8th, 2019.

Will she have another rager like she did at EPCOT in 1994?

Barbie Birthday Party at Walt Disney World, EPCOT (1994)www.youtube.com

Honestly, no.

Because what COULD top that?

For Barbie's 60th birthday, Lumen, an over 50s dating site, released a photoshoot of Barbie in her box as how she would really look at 60.



Lumen

We also saw an appearance from Barbie's boo-thing Ken at his current age: 57. Ken turns 58 on March 11.

Lumen


Lumen


Lumen

According toBuzzfeed:

"The photo series is part of a campaign by Lumen to push back against ageism in the toy industry, and to celebrate the beauty of growing older."

Co-founder and CMO of Lumen, Charly Lester, said:

"Many women say that in their fifties and sixties they've never felt more empowered in their own skin – and this should be reflected by influential icons like Barbie."



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Lumen


Lumen


Lumen

It's a stunning way to pay tribute to Barbie and Ken, who have been a part of childhood and life pretty much since our parents or grandparents were kids.

People across the globe are tweeting their own tributes to Barbie.







Happy 60th birthday, Barbie!

And Ken, you make 58 look like the new 27.

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