Barbiecore
Barbiecore

The Power of Barbiecore and Why It Matters

Ready for an intriguing perspective on Barbie? The Ipsos Malaysia Qualitative team takes you on an exploration of ‘Barbiecore’ – a global consumer trend that’s much more than a movie narrative. During these challenging, post-pandemic times, Barbiecore brings a breath of fresh air by invoking feelings of joy, escapism, and resurging nostalgia. It's more than a doll or a movie; it's a movement embracing the power of femininity like never before. Join us as we uncover how it harnesses a sensory brand strategy to captivate audiences, crossing borders, age groups, genders, and socio-economic lines. Let's step into the pink-tinged movement that is Barbiecore!

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