Barbiecore

American  

[bahr-bee-kawr] / ˈbɑr biˌkɔr /

noun

1. an aesthetic or style featuring playful pink outfits, accessories, decor, etc., celebrating and modeled on the wardrobe of the Barbie doll.

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Etymology

Origin of Barbiecore

First recorded in 2005–10, for an earlier sense; 2023, for the current sense

Example Sentences

Additional Barbiecore products such as Gap hoodies and Crocs were snapped up, too.

From Seattle Times

However, all eyes will likely be on Margot Robbie, who dominated the red carpet with Barbiecore looks that stayed true to her character in the film “Barbie.”

From Los Angeles Times

The film’s ‘90s style also inspired a Barbiecore fashion trend that’s still going strong. Barbie and Ken costumes were among the top looks for this year’s “Barbieween.”

From Los Angeles Times

This year, Greta Gerwig’s upcoming Barbie movie helped fuel the rise of the pink-drenched “Barbiecore” aesthetic, inspiring admirers to saturate their homes and wardrobes with every shade of pink.

From National Geographic

According to Axios, searches for the term “Barbiecore aesthetic room” rose over 1,000 percent between May 2022 and May 2023, reflecting consumers’ craving for as-pink-as-possible interiors.

From National Geographic