Barbie Launches Second Stevie Nicks Doll Following First Edition’s Rapid 24-Hour Sell Out
Barbie has celebrated many iconic figures over the years, including the latest homage to Stevie Nicks with a new doll released on October 21. This marked the second collaboration between the beloved doll brand and the Grammy-winning artist, following the immediate success of the first edition. The initial Stevie Nicks doll sold out within 24 hours of its launch.
Launch of the Bella Donna Doll
The newly released Bella Donna doll costs under $60 and features Nicks in a striking all-white outfit reminiscent of her debut solo album, “Bella Donna,” which was originally launched in 1981. This album produced classic hits such as “Edge of Seventeen” and “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around.”
Response and Significance
The response to the first doll was remarkable, with many fans considering it a treasured collectible among musician-themed dolls. Krista Berger, Senior Vice President of Barbie at Mattel, mentioned, “We’re honored to celebrate the queen of rock and roll once again.” The new doll not only commemorates Nicks’ iconic status but also the 43rd anniversary of her acclaimed album.
Stevie Nicks’ Statement
Stevie Nicks expressed her gratitude for being part of the Barbie universe once more. She emphasized the importance of her doll as a symbol of her artistic journey and personal growth as a solo artist. Nicks hopes that her Barbie will inspire young dreamers to embrace their true selves and pursue their passions.
A Must-Have Collectible
Fans of Nicks and collectors alike will find the new Bella Donna Barbie an essential addition to their collections. Whether you choose to keep it for display or share it with a fellow enthusiast, this doll serves as a reminder of Nicks’ legacy in music and her continuing impact on fans across generations.
- Release Date: October 21
- Price: Under $60
- Album: Bella Donna (Released in 1981)
- Notable Tracks: “Edge of Seventeen”, “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around”
- First Doll Sell-out Time: Under 24 hours
