No good. Her plump bottom gets stuck in the same spot. Yes, plump. Barbie’s got a new body. Three new bodies, actually: petite, tall and curvy, in Mattel’s exhaustively debated lexicon ...

But she's not yet a real toy. Last year, American illustrator Nickolay Lamm, 25, got us all talking about his artist impression of what Barbie would look like if she had the body of a real woman.

if she had the body of a real woman. It might also interest you to know that if you had the measurements of Barbie, you would be over 7' tall and have a neck that wouldn't support your head.

Barbie: Hi, Ken! You're looking unrealistically ... Lamm: I'm the founder of Lammily, which makes dolls with realistic body proportions to promote healthy body image. Narrator: Lamm competes ...

which they say set unrealistic and damaging body expectations for young girls. In response, her maker, Mattel, created a handful of new sizes in 2016, including Curvy Barbie. But how unrealistic ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Lammily is the brainstorm of artist Nickolay Lamm, who was tired of seeing the unattainable body image that Barbie dolls conveyed. Taking the measurements of the ...

See it all unfold above, and read on for more details. One of the biggest challenges of creating realistic, on-trend Barbie clothes is scaling everything down to Barbie size. The doll's clothes ...

Will new 'realistic' Barbie body types backfire? Are plastic toys dangerous? Toy company Mattel had expected “2023 to be a key step in its revival” after a “turbulent decade”, said The Times.

Spain, 2016: It was a Saturday morning when local Spanish friends dragged me to the “largest flea-market of the year” in Barcelona. In a central location of the chaos, I spotted three huge ...