The collection is now available for pre-order.
Barbie has officially taken over the world with a whopping $337 million worldwide opening weekend. In doing so, the Greta Gerwig directed film became the highest grossing opening for a female director in history. Not only because it was a fun colorful satire, but because it was a great film with a powerful coming-of-age message at its core. At the center of that was Ryan Gosling’s confused Ken who spent most of the film trying to win over the heart of Margot Robbie’s Barbie.
“I Am Kenough” Mattel, Barbie’s parent company featured heavily in the film, is now selling “I am Kenough” tie-dye sweatshirts on their website for $60. It’s significant for being the final Ken wardrobe change of the film and marked the emotional completion to the character’s journey. However, if a sweatshirt is not enough to contain your rabid “Kenergy”, the toy company is also selling “I am Kenough” coffee mugs, t-shirts, and baseball hats.
Ken’s Beautiful Journey There are so many reasons why Barbie is regarded as one of the best films of the year, but one of the surprising points came from Ken’s tragic path in the film. Ken starts out as this confused guy just trying to get the girl of his dreams because that’s what he was “made” for.
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