Yes. Barbie is a copyrighted name. The generic term is fashion doll.I THINK I know what you are asking.If you are referring to a real person with the name "Barbie," then the answer is no. If you're referring to the doll, just capitalize the first "B", as the name is copyrighted. If you want to write about that size doll in general, the basic term is "fashion doll."Yes, 'Barbie Doll' can be capitalised but when talking about dolls in general it is lower case.
Probably the first Holiday Barbie doll, from 1988.
The Barbie doll was introduced in 1959. The Sindy doll was first sold about 1963.
Barbie is a doll is a beautiful barbie ^^Barbie's real name is Barbara Smith (I forget her middle name).
Barbie was originally modeled after a German doll from the 50's
The first line of Malibu dolls sold in 1971--Barbie, Ken, Skipper and Francie--were called SunSet Malibu.
The First Barbie doll could only move her legs up but couldnt bend them.. same with the arms
Baby Krissy doll and Rocking arms Barbie. That's one of them. Or just Barbie. Lol!
The first Bob Mackie Barbie doll was sold in 1990.
There isn't a doll named 20th anniversary Barbie. The first anniversary-type dolls were Sweet 16 Barbie in 1974 and the 1989 SuperStar Barbie.
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