'Barbie Goes (Lady) Gaga' in Entertainment Weekly
Meghan Young — December 10, 2010 — Life-Stages
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'Barbie Goes (Lady) Gaga' is perhaps one of the coolest ways to be immortalized besides getting a waxed figure of yourself. Of course, this isn't the first time Barbie has donned some of Lady Gaga's crazy outfits, but this time she goes full out in her impersonation of the iconic pop star.
Brought to you be Entertainment Weekly, 'Barbie Goes (Lady) Gaga' features some of this superstar's most jaw-dropping moments in 2010. From her infamous meat dress to her 'Telephone' music video, they're all here.
Brought to you be Entertainment Weekly, 'Barbie Goes (Lady) Gaga' features some of this superstar's most jaw-dropping moments in 2010. From her infamous meat dress to her 'Telephone' music video, they're all here.
Trend Themes
1. Celebrity Dollification - Creating dolls that embody the likeness and style of popular celebrities offers a unique opportunity for disruptive innovation in the toy industry.
2. Pop Culture Fashion - Bringing iconic pop culture fashion moments to life through dolls and collectibles presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the fashion and entertainment industries.
3. Collaborative Branding - Collaborating with celebrities to create special edition dolls opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in both the toy industry and celebrity marketing.
Industry Implications
1. Toy - The toy industry can capitalize on the trend of celebrity dollification by creating unique and collectible dolls inspired by popular celebrities.
2. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore the trend of pop culture fashion by creating doll versions of iconic outfits and collaborating with celebrities to promote their brands.
3. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can embrace the trend of collaborative branding by partnering with celebrities to create limited edition dolls and collectibles that appeal to fans.
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