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Barbie was our only childhood companion. Cindy and Bratz dolls could never quite match up to our best pal and we always loved her, promise, even that time we were curious what she’d look like with a shaved head. She worked it, needless to say. For 2016, the once universal doll is taking on three new styles. In March, Barbie will be available in petite, tall and curvy models setting a body positive example for girls (and boys!) everywhere.

March will see the introduction of – brace yourself – 33 new dolls, 30 new hair colours, 24 hair styles, 22 eye colours, 14 face sculpts, 7 skin tones AND 4 body types. To celebrate the news, we recount some of Barbie’s best collaborations in fashion since her launch in 1959.

Barbie x Stephen Jones

Our best girl got the angel treatment by Stephen Jones for Christmas 2011. The milliner reworked Barbz into a festive wonder for Selfridges in crimson and green and obviously with the most divine headgear. Glitzy miniature trees complete with baubles, twirling body-encasing Santa hats and even a microscopic robin all upped Barbie’s hat game for the 2011 holidays.

Barbie x Nasir Mazhar

Never one to miss out on trends, Barbie teamed up with London streetwear darling Nasir Mazhar in 2013. Sporting his signature caps and instantly recognisable namesake logo, we could have replicated any of Barbie’s looks from the mini-collection and been the best-dressed at fashion week.

Barbie x Comme Des Garçons

Way back when in 2009 CDG launched their uber-ladylike Ms Roberts (Barbie’s full anme is Barbara Millicent Roberts, in case you didn’t already know). Wearing the brand’s jingle flower print, the doll was super exclusive, as we’d expect, sold only in Comme stores, Dover Street Market and Colette.

Barbie x Moschino

Warning: the jingle to this clip will stick in your head for days. 2015’s Moschino Barbie had every unabashedly bling accessory we’d ever dreamed of owning. “She’s the girl who has it all, nothing can stop her”, we like to think we’d be feeling unstoppable too if we had a custom 8-piece Moschino capsule collection. Also, how adorable is the little guy? Gender roles? What gender roles?

Barbie x Karl Lagerfeld

When Karl took on Barbie he basically dressed her up as himself, but we’ll forgive him, he is Karl Lagerfeld after all. All in black and white complete with sunnies and patent handbag, all Karl’s Barbie is missing is a tiny Choupette.

Barbie x Sophia Webster

Barbie and Sophia Webster collaborated last year to mark her new articulated ankles which allowed to wear flats – a good enough reason to celebrate if we ever heard one. Even better was the fact that you could buy your own Sophia Webster shoes in six adult styles and three children’s. Blonde bombshell soul-pop singer Kali Uchis was the face of the IRL collection, an all round dream.

Barbie x BLEACH London

Four years ago Barbie got all technical on us with an innovative makeover system from BLEACH London. Using an inkjet printer and extensions, you could create your own coloured locks for Barbie at home. You could design absolutely anything online then print onto Barbie’s blonde base. We went through quite a few trying to work out what we wanted to do on ourselves…

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If you’re getting tired of Supreme’s two party collaborations, then get ready for this three-way: Supreme and Comme des Garçons SHIRT have joined forces with a little bit of help from Timberland to create a new version of the iconic 6-Inch Premium  boot so beloved by rappers and workman alike. It’s not the first time that Supreme’s got together with Comme des Garçons  (remember their collection earlier this season?) or with Timberland, for that matter – they collaborated on a Field Boot this time last year.

This limited edition piece features a polka-dot panel as well as a printed logo on the collar (well it wouldn’t be Supreme without some flex-ready branding). The boot, available in both black and the classic wheat shade so familiar from every Hip-Hop video since ’94, will drop in stores this Thursday – as is traditional for any hype-worthy release from everybody’s favourite skate brand – so either get your online trigger-finger ready or prepare to brave the cold and get in line because this one’s bound to sell out fast.

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We’ve been a massive fan of Jayelldee ever since we were introduced to the Welsh native via previous bangers such as ‘You Got It Comin‘ and ‘Forever‘, which much to our disappointment seemed to have vanished from the internet all together!

Fast forward a couple of years, and after a brief hiatus, a couple of notable collaborations (Wiley’s ‘Lickin’ Down The Spot and Sub Focus’s ‘Out Of Reach‘), Jayelldee AKA Jenna Dickens, returns in force with one of the most impressive crossover hits, this side of the Summer.

New cut ‘Kill Ur Cool’ is an insight into what is expected from the forthcoming EP, which has been produced by Nick Hodgson, who most recently has worked his magic on tracks with The Vaccines. Comparisons to Charli XCX, vintage La Roux and Chvrches are lazy – Jayelldee is fresh, distinctive and consistently cool and we can’t wait to see what the year ahead holds for one of the UK’s most promising popstars. We got Jayelldee to choose 10 tracks that she feels should have been even bigger hits.

Little Simz – Dead Body 

“She is one of my favourite new artists. I love her honesty and the passion in her lyrics”.

Years & Years – Desire

“I am such a big fan of Years & Years. What a tune! I don’t think it gets enough props cos of the obvious hit ‘King’.

Kali Uchis – Loner

“This girl is sooooo sick!! I love the sincerity in her songs”.

Angel Haze – Werkin Girls

“This is another favourite artist of mine. Her songs are so genuine and fearlessly honest, I rate a lot of her tracks but this was the one of the first that I hear from her”.

Yelle – A Cause Des Garcons

“This is such a tune! I just can’t sit still when this comes on”.

M.I.A – Bucky Done Gun

“I’ve been a massive fan of hers from the very start. ‘Pull Up The People’ is another one of my all-time favourites. Her lyrics used to amaze me when I was younger”.

Stromae – Papaoutai

“I love Stromae so much. I love how he manages to make really catchy pop songs while still keeping really beautiful and meaningful lyrics”.

Dizzee Rascal – Stand Up Tall

This was a track that we would all play as a kid. I would listen to his songs everyday, followed by Elvis and The Sex Pistols. I love his energy and the raw truth in his lyrics I could really relate to coming from a council estate back home with nothing to do but trouble myself”

MGMT – Kids

“TUNE. Enough said really. Should have been a bigger hit”.

Dragonette – I Get Around

“I still can’t understand why this isn’t a classic pop hit. How is this track still as awesome today as it was when it was first released!”

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