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Miss Astronaut celebrates 60 years in orbit with our vintage repro. Light years ahead of her time, Barbie brought her pioneering spirit to space exploration in 1965, well before men had landed on the moon. With bendable legs, she takes one tiny step for Barbie doll and one giant leap for dollkind. Wearing her silver suit, brown moon boots, white helmet, and a bold red lip, Miss Astronaut Barbie Doll is ready for take-off.
- Barbie® Miss Astronaut™ Doll
- Doll Designer: Bill Greening
- Packaging Designer: Vicky Gevorkyan
- Label: Gold
- Face Sculpt: Vintage Barbie
- Body Type: Vintage with bendable legs
- Includes Certificate of Authenticity
Doll cannot stand alone. Doll stand included. Colors and decorations may vary. Purchase limits subject to change at the sole discretion of Mattel. From March 19, 2025 at 9:00pm PT through March 20, 2025 at 8:59pm PT, only Barbie Club 59 members can buy this doll at MattelCreations.com, while supplies last. During this early access window, this doll may also be available for sale at Amazon.com. Beginning March 20 at 9:00pm PT, the dolls will be available to the general public at MattelCreations.com.
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DREAM CHASER
Sixty years ago, Miss Astronaut Barbie Doll inspired generations of girls to always shoot for the moon. We’re celebrating her anniversary with this vintage reproduction.
BEHIND THE DESIGN
"This career milestone was part of the world's mid-century obsession with the space race," says designer Bill Greening. "It was the first of many space trips for Barbie."
THE DETAILS
She's got a chic bob hairstyle that fits right inside her helmet. And like dolls from 1965, she has bendable legs to take that iconic first step on the lunar surface.
