Barbie #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Designing Women," Barbie steps into the spotlight as she reviews fashion designs from aspiring young designers across North America—Susan Lay from Lockhart, TX; Mr. Debra Jean Hopkins from Vista, CA; Jenny Srisantitham from Jackson Heights, NY; Ivett Chicas from Jamaica, NY; and Jeanmarie Schlegel from Etobicoke, Ontario. With vibrant art by James Brock and inks by John Lucas, Andrew Pepoy, and Roy Richardson, and colors by Mike Worley, this 1991 issue captures a playful, creative moment in Barbie’s world, all framed by June Brigman’s dynamic cover.
In "Designing Women," Barbie travels to Italy with Marilyn, a department store buyer, where they attend a high-fashion show showcasing bold, impractical designs. After the show, Marilyn surprises Barbie by offering her a chance to join Isabelle’s design team—just as Barbie begins to wonder if her own style could find its place in the world of couture.
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