Famous women in history in the Barbie image ( 2)

Barbie released new dolls in the image of famous women in history

To the International Women's Day, the toy company Mattel introduced a line of Barbie dolls, which are created in the image of famous women. The authors of the series were inspired by the heroines who achieved recognition and success in science, art, sports and other fields.

The company conducted a survey that showed that 86 percent of mothers worry about who can become a role model for their daughters. So they decided to release a series of dolls based on real heroines to remind them that girls can succeed in any areas and become what they want. In total in the new line of 19 dolls created in the image of women of the past and the present, and for each toy a brief biography is attached.

Ashley Graham is a successful American plus-size model that popularized this category of fashion and broke a number of stereotypes about the "ideal" female image. By its own admission, the term "plus-sit" prefers the expression "model with forms".

Outstanding mathematician and physicist Kathryn Johnson, was at the forefront of work at the NASA space agency. In particular, she herself calculated the trajectory of the first American astronaut's flight into space and was so famous for the accuracy in the calculations that after most of the work with figures was delegated to the machines, Catherine was asked to recheck the results of the computers.

Helen Darroz is a French chef, restaurateur and philanthropist who founded several name restaurants around the world and, by the way, managed the restaurant in Moscow in 2012-2014. Knight of the Order of the Legion of Honor of France and the owner of two Michelin stars.

Italian footballer Sarah Gama is a successful sportswoman who achieved incredible results at the national and European level and made a huge contribution to the popularization of women's football in the whole world. In 2017, led the women's team, "Juventus", and more recently is the captain of the Italian women's national team. Professional sports did not prevent her from obtaining a diploma in foreign languages ​​and literature, and today she also advises the Italian government on sports and heads the national women's football federation.

Martina Wojciechowska is a Polish journalist, traveler, writer, director and producer, as well as an activist in the struggle for women's rights. Since childhood, she has taken up things that are traditionally considered to be boys' classes and at the age of 17 she became the first girl from Central Europe to take part in the most dangerous rally in the world. He works as a chief editor of the popular Travel Channel channel and regularly travels to extreme travels to distant corners of the planet.