The Best Barbie Collabs to Fill Your Dream House

I've owned my yellow Kipling crossbody bag for years and it's still in great condition, so the Kipling Art Barbie Tote Bag was a no-brainer. It's a more comfortable alternative to my current travel duffel bag, plus it's way cuter. The exterior is a perfect shade of bright pink (with a glossy lacquered coating that makes it pop), and the inside is lined with an adorable Barbie-themed print with the signature logo and images of different dolls. The nylon material is lightweight and water-resistant.

Most importantly, it's extremely roomy. I used it on a recent trip to the shore and managed to pack a week's worth of clothes without overstuffing the bag. The zippers on the outside let you expand and contract it depending on how much space you need. The dual handles make it easy to carry without weighing down your shoulders, and there's a luggage passthrough strap, so you can slide it over your carry-on's collapsible handle. But my favorite feature of all is the included key clip inside, so I never have to dig around to find my apartment keys. It's officially my new go-to travel companion. —Brenda Stolyar

★ A mini backpack alternative: Kipling's Barbie collection includes a variety of different bags including the Seoul Small Backpack ($134), which I also tested. It was perfect for a day trip I recently took—with plenty of room for a sweater, water bottle, snacks, and my Kindle. It's also adorable, with the same color and accents as the tote, and comfortable to wear for long periods of time. Just cross your fingers it comes back in stock.

You've likely seen Moon toothbrushes floating around your social media feeds. This is the same sonic brush but with a pink makeover. It cleaned my teeth well and has a two-minute timer with 30-second intervals to ensure you're brushing for the right length of time. There are five brushing modes to choose from, but I didn't feel much of a difference between them. The price is comparable to other electric toothbrushes we've tested, and it comes with two brush heads and a matching travel case. I recommend bundling it with the bubble mint toothpaste. —Medea Giordano

Everything comes back around, including Polaroids. Thanks to Retrospekt, a vintage-product restoration company, we can take pictures like it's 1999 with the Barbie Polaroid 600 made from refurbished Polaroid parts. It's a slightly updated version of the original instant camera from the very same year. Pair it with 600 film and it'll work just like you remember. There's a Malibu Barbie version too. It dips in and out of stock, so keep a close eye and use the company's “Notify When Available” feature to nab it.

Don't care about the camera functionality and just want the vibes instead? Get the teeniest keychain version instead. —Medea Giordano

Funboy lives up to its name with incredibly fun pool floats. The Barbie line includes inflatable golf carts and the cutest pink clear swan. I don't think my neighbors would be happy if I floated around our shared apartment pool in a giant speedboat, so I tried the classic tube instead. It's still oversize, but not as obnoxious.

If you're used to cheap floats like I was, you'll notice the upgrade in quality. It's large enough for an adult to comfortably lounge on, and has a drink holder. I recommend getting a pump too (or using Funboy's DIY recommendations) to fill it up quickly. The valve is large, and my lungs were no match for it. —Medea Giordano

I’m not usually a fan of sour flavors, but this slightly carbonated beverage strikes the perfect balance between sweet and tart. I’m trying to cut out sugary high-calorie drinks, and several times during testing, I’ve found myself reaching for a can of Swoon instead of a Coke. There’s no sugar or fat, and each can is just five calories. Also, the Barbie design is so cute. Pro tip: It tastes a lot better ice-cold. —Louryn Strampe

I am a big fan of robes. Why wear constricting pants when you could just bundle up in one of these instead? This particular robe, with the iconic Barbie logo scrolled across the back, is the softest thing I've ever put against my skin. The nylon rayon blend is like light, cool butter. And when I take it off, I put on the matching pullover. If you prefer plushier microfiber robes with satisfying texture, Barefoot Dreams has one of those too. —Medea Giordano

Barbie's hair is always flawless and now yours can be too. You'd think steaming your hair would only make it frizzy, but steam straighteners actually add moisture to your locks as you go. They release the right amount of steam as you pass a section through the plates, so hair gets smooth, not wet. Use it like you normally would use a straightener, and don't hold it on your hair longer than a typical pass.

L'Oreal's Steampod has a comb attachment too, though I usually skipped it. I find comb attachments pull my curls too much. It's heavier and bulkier than typical flat irons because it needs room for the water and heating mechanism, but it's not unwieldy (still lighter than Dyson's Corrale). Like most flat irons, you can create effortless curls too. —Medea Giordano

Sleeping on a satin pillowcase is better for your hair and skin than a cotton one, and these two from Kitsch are straight from Barbie World. Satin absorbs less moisture so you don't lose vital hydration, reduces friction for less frizz and breakage, and can help extend hairstyles—this is why satin bonnets are popular. Silk is typically better, but much more expensive. Kitsch's pillowcases stay cool throughout the night and zip closed so they won't slip. —Medea Giordano

The Barbie collab doesn't stop there. You can complete your satin hair routine with Kitsch's heatless curls kit and scrunchies, recycled nylon hair ties that don't pull, and clips.

If you're always on the go or are short on bathroom space, these mini hair tools are handy (6/10, WIRED Review). The hair dryer folds up when not in use and the flat iron has tiny 3/4-inch plates; they don't take up much room.

They're a little bit more fashionable than functional for my thick, coarse hair—if your hair is easy to manage, you might have a better time. The dryer doesn't have separate heat and speed settings. Instead, medium speed comes with medium heat, and high speed comes with high heat. The straightener only has one heat setting at 382 degrees. —Medea Giordano