Everybody knows that Barbie is nothing without her accessories and assets. And she's got a lot of them. From her Malibu Dreamhouse and her camper to her bike and her private airplane, the doll has plenty of options for lodging and transportation. But few of Barbie's modes of transportation are quite as glamorous as her pink convertible. Given the glamor and the iconography, it should come as no surprise that the "Barbie" movie kicked off its press tour by posting photos of Margot Robbie with the Barbiemobile, dressed in an equally perfect Barbie outfit — a pink pleated miniskirt, matching strapless pink bustier, pink high heels, pink purse, and white sunglasses. Robbie's hair was flawless, too, with her blonde locks styled in cascading waves.
The overarching color scheme of the day was, of course, pink. Color hasn't just been an important conversation between Robbie and her stylist — color has been a major factor for Mattel for years and years. Of course, Barbie's signature color is pink and it's a very particular shade: Pantone color PMS 219. Color played a major part in the creation of the "Barbie" movie as well. As director Greta Gerwig told Architectural Digest, "I can't even tell you the meetings we've had about pink. We sat with all these different kinds of pinks and we were like, 'What is the pink, and how do the pinks interact?'" Yes, the hue is important to Barbie.
