In the essay Role-Model Barbie: Now and Forever, Carolyn Muhlstein argues that simple toy should not define lifestyle of grown-up women. She used as an example barbie how she is perfect she has this great image and all these luxuries goods, and how they are being used by parents to demonstrate the “appropriate” role of women in society to their little girls. Also they can get and understanding of what kind of skill to have so in their future they can live like barbie does. She goes on using examples of an article written by Marilyn Ferris Motz where she also claims how barbie has changed over the years to adjust to the attitude of society, by giving her wardrobe a career choice of clothing and changing a bit of her appearance. It seem they
