Joanna Gaines Has Her Own Barbie Doll *And* Her Very Own Dreamhouse!

"Joanna Gaines has officially gotten the Barbie treatment, joining the ranks of iconic women with their very own Barbie doll, like Venus Williams, Mariah Carey, and Stevie Nicks. Along with her doll, the interior designer is also getting her own dream house, a collaboration with Mattel and her Hearth & Hand with Magnolia line at Target. The doll and three-story playset - both of which Gaines helped to design - will both be available to purchase at Target, in stores and online."

"Gaines' Barbie not only features hair, makeup and facial features modeled in her likeness, but also has a "retro-inspired" look, including a graphic T-shirt that reads "1978" - the designer's birth year. The mini-Joanna sports a pair of flare jeans, sunglasses, and a flannel wrapped around her waist. The doll also rocks green and pink roller skates that nod to the star's "lifelong love of skating," according to a press release."

"As for the Barbie x Hearth & Hand with Magnolia Townhouse, the house features a "three-story playset featuring five play areas and more than 40 accessories, including bespoke décor and furniture pieces that fans can arrange," per the release. "The townhouse includes a living room and kitchen, a bedroom and bathroom, elevator and a sundeck that's perfect for lounging." In a statement, Gaines said, "It was an honor to partner with the iconic Barbie brand to design the doll and playset.""

Joanna Gaines received a Barbie doll modeled on her likeness alongside a three-story Hearth & Hand with Magnolia Townhouse playset created in collaboration with Mattel and sold at Target. The doll features a retro-inspired look with a graphic T-shirt reading "1978," flare jeans, sunglasses, a flannel, and green and pink roller skates referencing her love of skating. The townhouse playset offers five play areas, more than 40 accessories, bespoke décor and furniture pieces, a living room and kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, an elevator, and a sundeck. Gaines helped design both the doll and playset and described the collaboration as an honor.

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