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1. www.gq.com › story › valeria-lukyanova-human-barbie-dollMeet the Human Barbie | GQ

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   Jul 12, 2017 · A living Barbie is automatically an Uncanny Valley Girl. Her beauty, though I hesitate to use the term, is pitched at the exact precipice where the male gaze curdles in on itself.

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3. time.com › 52026Is the ‘Human Barbie’ Sexy? A GQ Writer On Meeting ... - TIME

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   Apr 7, 2014 · A living Barbie is automatically an Uncanny Valley Girl. Her beauty, though I hesitate to use the term, is pitched at the exact precipice where the male gaze curdles in on itself.

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4. www.gqindia.com › content › meet-human-barbieMeet the Human Barbie | Good Life | Culture - GQ India

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   Jun 10, 2014 · A living Barbie is automatically an Uncanny Valley Girl. Her beauty, though I hesitate to use the term, is pitched at the exact precipice where the male gaze curdles in on itself.

5. journal.media-culture.org.au › index › mcjournalFrom the Elephant Man to Barbie Girl: Dissecting the Freak ...

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   “A living Barbie is automatically an Uncanny Valley Girl. Her beauty, though I hesitate to use the term, is pitched at the exact precipice where the male gaze curdles in on itself.” Lukyanova, a Ukrainian, admits to having had breast implants, but denies that she has had any more modifications, despite the uncanny symmetry of her face and body that would otherwise allude to further ...

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6. www.dazeddigital.com › life-culture › articleUncanny Valley of the Dolls: why dolls are making a comeback

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   Feb 16, 2024 · Whether it’s the viral discourse around Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, the highest-grossing film of last year, or the hot girl obsession with subliminals, my feed is littered with dolls. “Ur eyes are like a doll,” flashes one subliminal message on Tiktok, while another titled ‘D0LL-L1KE BE@UTY’ promises to make you the “sweetest of them all” to the heavenly score of ‘777’ angel ...

7. www.vogue.com › article › darian-darling-barbieInside a Barbie Collector’s Real-Life Dreamhouse | Vogue

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   Jul 18, 2023 · One particularly interesting find is an admittedly creepy mid-century wearable mask of Barbie’s face. “It’s so uncanny valley. But it’s like, I want to be Barbie. You can be Barbie ...

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   Is a living Barbie an uncanny valley girl?

   • A living Barbie is automatically an Uncanny Valley Girl. Her beauty, though I hesitate to use the term, is pitched at the exact precipice where the male gaze curdles in on itself. Her features are the features we men playfully ascribe to ideal women; it's how we draw them in manga and comics and video games.

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   Was Valeria the 'Human Barbie'?

   • The Western media were quick to dub her the "Human Barbie," but Valeria was hardly the first Homo sapiens to willingly make herself look like a doll—she wasn't even the first to earn the moniker: Some tabloid-damaged Brit laid claim to it a few years back. Still, where others had dabbled, she went for broke.

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   Who can be Barbie?

   • You can be Barbie. Everyone can be Barbie.” The thrill never went away. She started collecting when she was 14: It was 1994, the 35th anniversary of Barbie, and Mattel released a reproduction of the original doll—she with the rounded forehead and chevron black-and-white swimsuit.

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   Does a Barbie doll have the 'Barbie' look?

   • A typical Barbie doll has the 'Barbie look'. Most models of Barbie have the same body, which is often associated with an unrealistic and unattainable standard of beauty. Some forms of media portraying this look have been criticized for causing low self-esteem and potentially leading to eating disorders or self-harm.

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   Does Valeria look like Barbie?

   • In the flesh—the little of it that she hasn't whittled away with what she says is exercise and diet—Valeria looks almost exactly like Barbie. There might be some Loretta Lux-style postproduction to her photos, sure, but it's not crucial. This is live.

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   Does Barbie have a plastic clinic?

   • Events. JOIN VOGUE CLUB There’s a reason that thousands of people have wanted to disappear into Barbie’s world over the past 64 years. Her glamorous, playful aesthetic can make even a tiny plastic clinic seem eminently desirable.

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   Her beauty is very strange, but it is exactly what you would think Barbie would look like if she were alive. Michael Idov, a writer for GQ, said in his article on Lukyanova, “A living Barbie is automatically an Uncanny Valley Girl. Her beauty, though I hesitate to use the term, is pitched at the exact precipice where the male gaze curdles in ...