Chaos, Daddy Issues, and a Fork: The Little Mermaid Was Unhinged 🧜‍♀️

 Hello and welcome back! So, if you’re still out here saying The Little Mermaid is just “Ariel gave up her voice for a man,” then you clearly haven’t watched it in a while. She gave up her voice to explore a world she was obsessed with. Eric, was just a bonus. Ariel was always gonna go to the surface, he just sped up the timeline.

Ariel was one of my favorite Disney princesses growing up. I even had the Mattel doll with the pearl necklace and everything. So, I figured, why not rewatch it and do a nostalgic review? So with that being said lets dive into this. 

We don’t even meet Ariel until six minutes in, and she’s already out there adventuring with Flounder, who by the way is an anxious icon. He’s a scaredy fish with a heart of gold and I love him for it. Ariel, meanwhile, is out here treating the ocean like her personal playground, just like I used to, I mean I definitely snuck into places I shouldn’t have been. Anyone else?

When she finds that fork? She has no idea what it is, but she’s thrilled. Pure golden retriever energy. Then a shark shows up, and Ariel, instead of fleeing like Flounder, goes back for her bag. Girl. Ma’am. That's a shark, not a unicorn. 

Poor Flounder gets stomped on by Scuttle, who might be the world’s worst anthropologist. He confidently explains that the fork is a “dinglehopper,” and Ariel just eats it up. Then she realizes she missed the big concert which is unfortunately relatable. I’ve missed things many times because I got distracted by a cool rock.

Ursula enters, giving fabulous sea witch energy. Then we flash to King Triton throwing a tantrum and giving the classic line “as long as you live under my ocean, you'll live by my rules”. That line always drove me nuts as a kid. Like, mister, king, sir, try “communication” next time.

Sebastian gets voluntold to babysit Ariel, but shes already distracted by a passing ship. Enter Prince Eric, and his adorable dog Max. Ariel’s like, ‘Who’s this?, and I get it. He’s charming, dog loving, and not afraid to risk his life for Max during a literal explosion. That's definitely boyfriend material.

Eric ends up getting thrown overboard and knocked unconscious and Ariel saves him, sings to him, then vanishes like a siren ninja. And boom, Ursula’s got her next victim. Ariel’s all puppydog eyed and Sebastian’s having a panic attack, and Triton is oblivious until Andrina spells it out for him.

Then Sebastian sings Under the Sea in a desperate attempt to distract her. Cute, but Ariel’s like, “I want human stuff, not a concert.” Flounder tries to cheer her up with a statue of Eric, but Triton shows up and smashes everything in a fit of overprotective rage. That’s exactly how you drive a girl or mermaid straight into a villain’s tentacles.

Then enters Flotsam and Jetsam, Disney’s creepiest eels, offering Ariel the deal of a lifetime. She says no... until they kick the face of the statue to her and that was somehow highly effective. She signs the contract with Ursula, loses her voice, and poof, legs!

Thankfully, Flounder and Sebastian were able haul her to shore, where Eric immediately feels like shes familiar somehow and Max is obviously obsessed with her too, so that’s a win. And of course Scuttle shows up, completely unaware Ariel has legs. I swear he lives in a completely different movie.

Ariel gets taken back to the castle and gets the royal treatment, which is where she slips into that iconic pink dress and hilariously tries to brush her hair with a fork. Meanwhile, Sebastian is living a Tom & Jerry nightmare in the kitchen.

Then comes the boat scene. Kiss the Girl starts playing, and Ariel’s so down. Yeah, she couldn’t talk, but she was absolutely leaning in. Ariel was anything but subtle but before their lips can meet, BOOM, eel attack! 

Ursula takes things to a whole new level by transforming herself into a stunning brunette named Vanessa, using her magic to bewitch Prince Eric into marrying her. Ariel is heartbroken. Luckily, Scuttle puts the pieces together and calls in a ragtag team of animal sidekicks for an all-out brawl that feels straight out of Avengers: Infinity War. Mayhem erupts—Max even bites Ursula, what a good boy!. Ariel’s voice escapes from the enchanted necklace, snapping Eric out of his trance. Then just as the two are about to seal their love with a kiss, Ariel turns back into a mermaid and Ursula drags her away. They were seconds too late.

Then the climax goes full-on Pirates of the Caribbean. Triton sacrifices himself to save Ariel, Ursula goes full kaiju. We’ve got whirlpools, lightning, giant tentacles And then as if thats not enough Eric literally impales Ursula with a ship. This is a kid's movie, I repeat, this is a kid’s movie. Modern disney could never. 

In the end, Triton sees how much Ariel loves Eric and turns her human for good. It’s a beautiful act of love and growth and a rare case of a Disney dad finally learning how to chill and not like ‘chill in a coffin’—actual emotional growth.

In the end they get their happily ever after, complete with sparkles, sea-side romance, and wedding cake. And well if you enjoyed this review, don’t forget to leave a like down below, share, and subscribe! And of course make sure to subscribe to my amazing husbands channel, Cosas Para Tener! Its a Spanish speaking channel that does gaming how-tos, reviews, and more. Links will be down in the description below! Thanks for watching. Stay magical and remember to never sign a contract with a sea witch. See you next time! Bye!

Tiana Built an Empire 👑 My Favorite Modern Disney Princess!🐸

 Hi there and welcome back! Tiana from Princess and the Frog is definitely my favorite amongst the New Age Disney princesses. She didn’t just sit around waiting for things to happen! She jumped right into action. She had a plan, clear goals, and the hustle to match. While others were busy chatting with animals in the forest, Tiana was grinding hard, pinching pennies, and working toward opening her and her fathers dream restaurant. And lets be honest here she could’ve easily asked her wealthy friend Lottie for a loan but no, Tiana said, “Thanks, but I’m doing this the real way: with hard work, determination, and probably way too much gumbo.

And then just when things start looking like they're going to work out... bam! Frog. Boom. Amphibian. One second she’s chasing her dream, next second she’s dodging flies and hopping around with a dude that has the work ethic of a couch potato. I mean, I’d be mad too!

But what I love about Tiana is her no-nonsense attitude. She’s driven, focused, and a literal queen of the hustle. However she’s also a little too serious sometimes. Like, girl, it’s okay to enjoy the ride! Then there's Naveen, our charming but lazy prince, who helps her relax but honestly, his job before this movie was just chilling, and in return she helps him realize that being “rich and useless” isn’t actually a personality.

And don’t get me started on the Shadow Man. When he popped up offering Tiana everything she ever wanted, I was holding my breath like I just realized I forgot to hit “save” on a big editing project but Tiana didn’t fall for that black magic, unlike someone else we know.. *cough cough* Ariel. Tiana realized that all the success in the world meant nothing if she couldn’t share it with the one person who made her heart leap... or ribbit. Too soon? In the end, she got it all:  love, her restaurant, and yeah probably some killer Yelp reviews.

Ok so now I wanna know, who’s your favorite New Age Disney Princess? Let me know in the comments below! And if you haven’t already, hit that subscribe button and ring the bell so you never miss a new video or livestream.

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And well stay magical, stay awesome! Thank you for watching! Byeee!

I Watched Hazbin Hotel So Many Times My TV Filed a Complaint: Hazbin Hotel Review

 Hello there and welcome back! This video has been a long time in the making but today we’re finally going to be jumping into my latest obsession: Hazbin Hotel. I’ve watched it so many times, I think my TV is starting to judge me. So grab your favorite snack and lets get into this. 

First off, the flashbacks? Amazing. That black, white, and red color palette. Gorgeous. It gave me instant Batman: The Animated Series vibes.

However, I wonder what happened to the rest of the angels in the intro? Did they call in sick? Also, Emily wasn’t even in the opening. Did she spawn in like an NPC mid-game? They explained Lilith and Lucifer, but Eve? She got the cameo and dropped instantly out of frame. Hopefully we will see more of her in season 2. 

Its great how Charlie gently critiques Alastor’s terrible commercial like, “Oh sweetie, maybe we don’t traumatize the viewers?” Meanwhile, Vaggie’s like, “This is trash, set it on fire. ” Their dynamic is hilarious.

Okay, so confession time. At first, I did not like Vaggie. She was judgier than Simon Cowell on America's Got Talent but by the end, she softened up and actually grew on me.

And Alastor? That man hates TV more than I hate lima beans. But Charlie ropes him into making a commercial, so he makes it awful on purpose. That is peak petty, and honestly? Respect. He redeems himself later with a way better ad. On the condition he never has to see a TV studio again. Boundaries! Some fans say he was selfish. I say he was “creatively petty but supportive,”.

Charlie’s reaction when her dad calls? Adorable. Vaggie’s reflex was “PANIC,” but the second she realized Charlie was just happy, she was like, “Oh good it’s not a Angel attack.” It reminded me of my husband, Erik and I. He’s chill. I’m basically Charlie doing pirouettes in traffic.

Also, I loved that van that says “Helluva Post”? I see what you did there, Vivziepop. Little nod to Helluva Boss! If you guys want a review of that too, tell me in the comments! I’m always down to ramble more.

In episode 2, Vaggie comforts Charlie during her freakout? Perfect. We all want someone to grab us mid-meltdown and go, “It’s fine. I got you.” Also, Sir Pentious. I LOVE him. Is he a dramatic Victorian snake-boy? Yes. Do I relate to his desperate need for validation? Also yes. I wish they showed him building his steampunk gadgets! I wanna see that DIY montage!

Then when Vox, Velvet, and Valentino show up, it’s chaos. Vox is smooth until someone says “Alastor,” and then he glitches harder than my Wi-Fi during a rain storm. My fave Vee is Vox, his sass is premium. The way he throws shade at Valentino? Legendary. Who is your favorite Vee? Let me know in the comments!

In “Stayed Gone,” Alastor casually roasts Vox while staying cool as a corpse cucumber and Velvet’s little smirk? I see you, girl. Also, Vox’s pet sharks? Not to be dramatic or anything but I would die for them. They're so cute. And Nifty cuddling with Keekee? Adorable. 

Later, Vaggie bans Sir Pentious from keeping his egg bois and making weapons, and I’m just sitting there like, “Why are we punishing the only guy with a cool airship and minions shaped like breakfast?” The Egg Bois are precious. I need egg boi merch. 

Then there's that weird Zestial and Alastor interaction. Zestial’s like, “Tell me your secrets,” and Alastor’s like, “Nah, I prefer mystery and jazz.” Ancient beings playing 4D chess but forgetting one of them doesn’t fold to pressure? Seems odd to me but oh well. What do you think? 

Then there's Camilla Carmine? MVP. She claps back at Alastor with zero hesitation. Iconic. And when Zestial and Camilla sing, it's one of the best songs. I also loved that during the trust exercise Husk just nopes out the back? Hilarious. 

Then we hop into episode 4 which dives into Angel and Valentino’s toxic mess. Husk calls out Angel for being fake, but before Angel can reply Val calls and Angel’s personality does a full 180. Can we say Trauma! Charlie tries to help but she’s too sweet to be firm. And Val kissing her arm to drug her? Nope. Big yikes. Luckily it doesn’t work, because Charlie is basically sugar-coated steel.

And that fight between Husk and Angel? Oof. Messy but heartfelt. I love “Loser Baby”, its such a great song, definitely one of my favorites! What is your favorite song in the show? Also Husk flinging cards like Gambit from X-Men? I cheered. Exploding dice? Yes, please.

The music battle between Lucifer and Alastor was amazing and I hate to say it but Alastor won. However, I liked the addition of Lucifer's gold violin, it was a nice reference to The Devil Went Down to Georgia from The Charlie Daniels Band. 

Then Mimzy’s story about old-school Alastor? I need the prequel! The Husk and Alastor argument hit hard, Oh boy Alastor really shows his true colors there doesn't he. Husk was just looking out for him and Alastor took it as questioning him. Then when Charlie tells Lucifer that “At least he believes in me”? I felt that in my bones.

Then Charlie visiting Heaven? Shocking.  I was kinda amazed that charlie was even able to go to heaven but she managed it despite her dads concerns. And St. Peter singing at the pearly gates? I'm imagining he does that for everyone. And of course Adam and Lute try to stir the pot like when don't they but we’re keeping this spoiler-light. Also, Angel acting like Nifty’s big brother was sweet. And Nifty’s “touch him and I’ll end you” look at Valentino? I love her.

I don’t want to spoil much about the last episodes, but I’ll say this, Rosie? Delightful. A breath of classy fresh air in a city that smells like brimstone and trauma. I hope we see way more of her.

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Belle Didn’t Have Stockholm Syndrome She Had Standards✨Why Belle is my favorite Renaissance Era princess✨

 Hey there and welcome back! Okay, I have to admit as a kid, I was obsessed with Belle from Beauty and the Beast. I mean, a smart, independent bookworm who basically walks around a small town full of red flags and says “Nah, I’ll be over here with my fantasy novel”? Iconic. 

Now, I know there are people out there who say Belle has Stockholm syndrome… but honestly? I don’t buy it. Not for a second. Belle isn’t brainwashed. She’s brave, clever, and makes her own decisions from the very start.

We see it right away. She’s obsessed with books, even when the whole town treats her like she’s strange just because she enjoys a good book. I mean heaven forbid a woman have interests! And then Gaston, Mr. “I Benchpress Moose for Fun,” tries to get her attention by literally throwing her book in the mud. Like no you are not the plot twist she’s looking for.

And when Gaston and LeFou start mocking her dad? Belle shuts it down fast. She’s loyal, she’s protective, and the moment she hears something go boom in her dad’s workshop, she runs to check on him without hesitation.

Then we see her quick thinking when Gaston attempts to propose. Belle handles it like a pro, basically gives him the “Thanks but no thanks, and also please go away forever” treatment. But then things take a turn when Phillipe shows up alone, no Dad in sight, and she doesn’t even blink. She gets straight on that horse, and goes right into the spooky woods. Our girl is ready.

And then as if that's not enough she sacrifices her own freedom to save her father. Voluntarily trades places with him. That’s superhero-level selflessness.

Then later, after a fight with the Beast, Belle runs away and gets ambushed by wolves and the Beast comes to save her. He gets hurt, and instead of ditching him and running back to her father, Belle helps him back to the castle, treats his wounds, and stays to help. That’s kindness, not captivity.

Then, when Belle sees that her father’s in trouble again, she doesn’t wait around for permission even though the Beast does let her go. Though let’s be honest, she probably would’ve left with or without a hall pass.

And when Gaston’s stirring up a mob, because apparently nobody in that town has critical thinking skills, Belle tries everything to protect the Beast and stop the madness. She's not just defending him, she’s standing up for what's right.

In the end, Belle isn’t some damsel in distress. She rescues her father, saves the Beast, and ultimately finds love but only after the Beast learns, grows, changes, and becomes someone truly worth loving. Not because she’s trapped but because she chose to.

So, what do you think? Who’s your favorite Disney princess from the Renaissance era? Let me know in the comments! I wanna hear your thoughts!

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The Swan Princess Review Iconic Nostalgic Awkward and Weirdly Magical ✨

 

Hello and welcome back! Like most kids in the '90s, I was obsessed with The Swan Princess. I mean, how could you not be? Odette is a strong female character, the music is great , and the animation… well, let’s just say it has that “VHS-on-a-Saturday-morning” charm. Sure, some frames look like the animators sneezed mid-drawing, but hey, that’s part of the nostalgia.

Now let’s talk about Prince Derek. At first, this guy comes off like he was raised by a pack of frat bros. “What else is there?” Really, Derek? I almost died of second-hand embarrassment. Like, sir, you’re talking to a princess, not ordering a pizza. But credit where it’s due, when Odette’s in trouble, he doesn’t hesitate. He hops on his horse faster than you can say “redemption arc” and even trains to fight the beast who took her. So yeah, he trips over his own tongue, but at least he shows up when it counts. Growth!

Now let's talk about the true stars: the animal sidekicks. First up, Puffin—adorable, brave, and tragically shot out of the sky like a tiny feathery war hero. Odette, being the literal queen she is, pulls out the arrow and nurses him back to health. 10/10 would trust her in a crisis.

Then there's Jean-Bob, the frog who thinks he’s a prince. He’s got a French accent so thick he probably dreams in baguettes. He spends the movie trying to kiss Odette, but she’s like, “Sorry, I’m saving my lips for Derek.” Jean-Bob takes it like a champ. Growth!

And we can’t forget Speed, the turtle who moves like molasses but has the heart of a race car. His name is Lorenzo Trudgealong and yes, that is both hilarious and majestic. Let me know in the comments whos your favorite animal sidekick!

Then there's our villain, Rothbart. This guy is basically a magical incel with serious “basement dweller” energy. He kidnaps Odette, demands her hand in marriage like it's a DoorDash order, and basically lives with his mom. Honestly, if he weren’t so evil, I’d feel bad for him. But nah. He’s a menace.

Then we get to the “Odette clone” fiasco. Bridget shows up glamoured to look like Odette, and Derek, our prince with the emotional IQ of a loaf of bread, is like, “Yes, that’s definitely my swan girl.” Even though, HELLO, the dress is totally different. Like, when did the evil lair install a Target? Derek doesn’t even question it. He just starts declaring his love despite feeling like theres something off about Odette. Like please, make sure the girl your declaring your undying love for is the right one! 

Then after that Rothbart pops in to gloat like a Disney villain who’s read too many Tumblr posts, and because Derek made his big “I love you” speech to the wrong woman, the real Odette starts fading faster than my New Year’s resolutions. Derek realizing he messed up books it back to her, and cradles her like the dramatic prince he finally grew into.

Then we get the final boss fight! Rothbart turns into a giant bat creature, because why not? And things are looking rough until Jean-Bob and Speed come through like the Avengers with Derek’s bow. MVPs, honestly. Derek defeats Rothbart, and just when it seems like it’s too late… in a rare act of emotional competence, Derek tells Odette he loves her not for her looks, but for her kindness and courage. Boom, true love magic! She revives. They get married, Odette rocks the prettiest wedding dress ever! Seriously, she looks like an angel and of course the kingdom is saved. What do you think of the dress? Let me know in the comments!

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Disney's Cinderella Healing Trauma with Kindness and Sparkles✨Why Cinderella is the most underrated classic era disney princess

 

Hello and welcome back! I am so tired of the Cinderella slander. You know, the whole “she just waited around

for a man to save her and married a prince” narrative? Like… no. The people who say this are either a few

crayons short of a full package or have memory loss worse than Dory from Finding Nemo.

Let’s be real if you haven’t watched this movie in a while, you’re probably forgetting just how much trauma

Cinderella went through. From the very start, it’s clear that Lady Tremaine was a raging narcissist. She didn’t

just pit her daughters against each other; she made Cinderella's life harder simply because she could.

Now put yourself in Cinderella’s shoes. Actually, don’t. They’re glass. You’ll get blisters.

But seriously her mother’s already passed away, then her dad dies too, and the next thing she knows,

she’s in a reality show called “So You Think You Can Suffer?”

But despite all that, Cinderella is kind, caring, and somehow not completely feral. 

Less than 10 minutes into the movie, Jaq tells her that a new mouse is caught in a trap. What does she do?

Does she say, “Ugh, not my problem”? No. She instantly rushes to help him, gives him a name Gus, gives him

clothes, and basically welcomes him into the family like he’s her long-lost rodent cousin. Honestly, the girl’s got

more compassion than a therapy dog convention.

And let’s talk about Lucifer, the original grumpy cat. Even though Cinderella clearly doesn’t like him because

he’s basically hunting her mouse friends like it’s an episode of Tom & Jerry, she still tells Bruno to try and get

along with him.

Then when the royal invitation to the ball arrives, Lady Tremaine pulls the classic “Oh sure, you can go…

if you finish all your chores and have something suitable to wear.” Translation: “You’re not going.”

She knew what she was doing. She piled on extra chores knowing full well Cinderella didn’t have time to stitch up

anything wearable. Honestly, Tremaine’s just lucky Cinderella wasn’t into petty revenge, because I would’ve

glitter-bombed her mail.

But plot twist: the mice and birds show up and repay Cinderella's kindness by making her a dress out of scraps,

ribbons, and love. And it is gorgeous. Seriously, Project Mouseway nailed it.

Then Cinderella shows up in her gorgeous pink dress, ready to go. She’s not even doing anything wrong just trying

to join the family and maybe dance with someone who isn’t emotionally unstable. And what happens? Anastasia

and Drizella rip her dress apart with the coaxing of Lady Tremaine.

And the fear in her eyes? That wasn’t just sadness. That was the look of someone who’s been gaslit, manipulated,

and broken down for years. That moment hurt more than stepping on a LEGO barefoot. Poor Cinderella broke and

in that moment with her last ounce of hope her fairy godmother appears like the magical grandma we all wish we

had, she waves her wand, and Cinderella finally gets her night of freedom. A new dress, glass slippers, pumpkin

Uber, she’s ready.

And the best part? She doesn’t even realize she’s dancing with the Prince. She’s not scheming. She’s not plotting.

She’s just genuinely chilling. Probably thinking, “Wow, this guy hasn’t insulted me or called me a servant!”

The next day, she’s just doing her thing serving breakfast, minding her business when Lady Tremaine mentions

that the Prince is looking for the girl from the ball. And Cinderella? She doesn’t faint. She doesn’t immediately run

out screaming “IT’S MEEEEE!” No. She’s humble. She listens. She holds onto hope.

So no, she didn’t wait for a prince to save her. Cinderella was a girl who endured unthinkable hardship, stayed kind,

and just wanted one night where she didn’t feel like the household punching bag. And through that kindness, hope,

and resilience, she found a better life.

It’s a beautiful story of survival, self-worth, and a reminder that sometimes, the most powerful thing you can be is

kind.

So if you haven’t lately, go watch Cinderella. It’s on Disney+. And if you’re still not convinced just remember that

her fairy godmother gave her a ball gown, but she earned her happy ending.

And on’t forget to leave a like, subscribe, and hit that bell to get notifications. And tell me which of Cinderella’s

dresses do you like more? The pink one or the silvery blue one? I personally love the pink one, handmade with

love and a dash of mousey friendship, but let me know down in the comments what you think.

And lastly, make sure to go check out my amazing husband’s channel, Cosas Para Tener. It’s a Spanish speaking

channel that does gaming how-tos, reviews, and more and well thank you for watching. I’ll see you next time have a magical day! Bye!

History of Barbie: Vintage Era 1960 Documentary

 

Hello and welcome back today we are going to continue with Barbie´s beginnings in the 1960´s. This was a big year for Barbie because it showcased her first careers which were a fashion designer and a nightclub singer. So lets get right into it. 

In 1960 two new Barbie dolls arrived on the market known as Ponytail Barbie 3 and 4. Ponytail Barbie #3 had a softer curve to their eyebrows and brown or blue eyeliner. It was the only time both brown and blue eyeshadow was used but blue eyeshadow is rarer on a #3. Which Eyeshadow do you like the most? I like the blue the best but you tell me what do you think? Some #3´s and 4s came with a factory braided ponytail. Ponytail Barbie #3 fades to an ivory color that smells like crayons but the Ponytail Barbie #4 was made of a different kind of plastic that keeps the flesh color. Both the 3 and 4s had blue eyes and red nail polish on their finger and toe nails and came in barbies signature black and white striped swimsuit, white sunglasses with blue lens and a pair of black open toe heels and either gold hoop or pearl stud earrings. Both dolls were available with either blonde or brunette hair and whereas the #3 only came with a Black pedestal with wire stand the #4 came with either the black pedestal with wire stand or a plain black wire stand. Which stand do you like better? I am pretty partial to the pedestal stand but you tell me what do you think? Both the #3 and #4 have a Barbie ™ mark on the the doll.  

Nineteen outfits from the previous year were relaunched and they were #911 Golden girl , #912 Cotton Casual, 915 Peachy Fleecy Coat, 916 Commuter Set, 917 Apple Print Sheath,  918 Cruise Stripes, 919 Fashion Undergarments,  921 Floral Petticoat, 961 Evening Splendour, 962 Barbie-Q, 963 Resort Set, 965 Nighty Negligee Set, 966 Plantation Belle, 967 Picnic Set, 969 Suburban Shopper, 972 Wedding Day Set, 973 Sweet Dreams, 975 Winter Holiday and 976 Sweater Girl. You can see these outfits in more detail in my previous video. I will have it linked in the end cards at the end of this video. Then there were new outfits which where 977 Silken Flame, 978 Let's Dance,979 Friday Nite Date, 981 Busy Gal, 982 Solo in the Spotlight, and  983 Enchanted Evening.

The Silken Flame sets stock number was 977 and it was manufactured from 1960 to 1964. It had a short dress which had a white satin skirt gathered into a strapless red velvet fitted bodice and a wide golden belt and gold clutch purse and black open-toe heels. This set is pretty easy to find.  The satin of the dress has held up well over the years however, it can be a challenge to find the belt without creases or peeling. The Barbie tag is in the dress for this set. I really like this set it definitely has a wow factor. But what do you think?

The let's dance set's stock number was 978 and it was manufactured from 1960 to 1964 and it had a bright blue dress with black and white floral print. The full skirt spun into a cutout back bodice with a tie at the neck, this tie is typically missing. There is a blue silk sewn-in cummerbund. In mint condition, the fabric of the dress should be very crisp and full. The cummerbund is prone to fading, it should be a very bright blue and in some cases are almost purple. There was also a "pearl" drop necklace which is very prone to tarnishing and can be quite hard to find in mint condition. There are black open-toe heels, and white vinyl clutch. The dress, white purse and black shoes are not difficult to find. The Barbie tag is in the dress. This isnt my favorite set but what do you think? Tell me in the comments below.

The Friday Nite Date sets stock number was 979 and it was manufactured from 1960 to 1964. It came with a  blue corduroy jumper with felt accents and a white cotton underdress with puffed sleeves and a ruffled skirt. The jumper closes in the back with snaps. There are two juice glasses, which had fizz made out of cotton. The glasses also had straws. There was also a black tray and black open toe heels. Typically the felt accents are missing on the corduroy jumper but here you can see how it should look, The rare items in this ensemble are the juice glasses, the “cotton fizz” in the juice glasses, and the rarest of all – the tiny straws, However, the black tray is pretty easy to find, the earliest versions of the tray were flat and those are rare. The Barbie tag is in the skirt of the blue corduroy dress. What do you think of this set? Tell me in the comments below. 

The Busy Gal sets stock number was 981 was manufactured from 1960 to 1961 and came with a red linen suit. The sheath skirt came with a matching short-sleeved jacket with a red and white striped blouse. The accessories were a navy straw open crown hat with a matching navy straw belt with a brass buckle. There were also black-rimmed glasses and navy open-toe heels as well as a green lined black portfolio with "Barbie, Fashion Designer" printed in white and there were two black and white illustrations 3 on each sheet of different designs. The red linen short sleeve suit and red and white striped body blouse have held up very well and are fairly easy to find. The navy blue straw belt and hat are more difficult to find in good condition, and the navy open toe heels are one of the hardest colors to find. The portfolio and sketches are probably the most difficult to find in this set especially in good condition. The Barbie tag is in the red jacket.  I love this set its definitely one of my favorites! What do you think? Tell me in the comments down below. 

The Solo in the Spotlight sets stock number was 982 and it was manufactured from 1960 to 1964. It included a glitter knit black formal dress, that had a frill of tulle at the hem ,with a red satin rose accent. A four-strand crystal bead necklace, long black tricot gloves, black open-toe heels, a pink chiffon scarf, and silvery microphone stand. This dress is fairly easy to find however the glitter is frequently worn thin or completely off the bust area of the dress and the red rose is typically missing. The microphone and stand is actually three pieces: the plastic bottom, the metal pole and the plastic microphone and these can be very difficult to find. The Barbie tag is in the dress. I love this set its definitely one of my favorites from this year but you tell me what do you think?

The Enchanted Evening sets stock number was 983 and it was manufactured from 1960 to 1963. It included a pale pink satin gown. The bodice had a fold-over hem at the top. The skirt was slim with a long, draping train on her left side. At the waist earlier versions had three sequins and beads while later versions had a pink satin rose and a real white rabbit fur stole with pink satin lining. The accessories were long white tricot gloves, a choker with three rows of pearls, matching earrings, and clear open-toe heels with gold glitter. The gown and stole are fairly easy to find however the necklace and earrings and shoes are considered rare and are difficult to find.  The clear shoes are also prone to discoloration and breakage and most of the glitter is typically missing. The Barbie tag is in the dress and on the stole in this set, This is my favorte set in this year! What do you think dont you just love this dress? 

In 1960 three gift sets were produced and sold. The first was called the 856 Party Set. The Party Set included Included a #3 or #4 Ponytail Barbie doll in her black and white striped zebra swimsuit with black open toe heels, sunglasses and either pearl earrings or gold hoop earrings. There was also a black wire stand or a black pedestal stand. The set included  5 outfits and they were: The dress  graduated pearl necklace from Golden Girl, the dress, underskirt, and pale pink shoes from Plantation Bell, The dress and hat from Suburban Shopper and the dress, gold belt and gold clutch purse from Silken Flame, and the white bra and white panites from the floral petticoat set however this set has also been found with the blue bra and panties from fashion undergarments. The set also has the 1960 pink Barbie booklet. This set was only manufactured in 1960.

The 857 Barbie Mix 'n Match Gift Set included a #3 or #4 Ponytail Barbie doll wearing a striped swimsuit and either pearl stud earrings or gold hoop earrings. She comes with sunglasses, and black open-toe heels. In 1960 and 1962 the outfits and partial outfits included in the set are all from the 900 series which were #919 Undergarments (bra and panties), #963 Resort Set (jacket, shorts, t-shirt, hat) #976 Sweater Girl (orange sweater top, matching cardigan sweater, gray flannel skirt), #975 Winter Holiday (leather coat, hooded tee-shirt, black knit pants, travel bag), #981 Busy Gal (red and white blouse), and #967 Picnic Set (jeans and red checked shirt). There was also a crystal necklace and a black pedestal or wire stand.The set also comes with the 1960 pink Barbie booklet. This set was originally launched by Montgomery Ward in 1960 through 1963  and was later relaunched by Spiegel in 1963 through 1964 which was slightly different.

The Barbie Trousseau set had a #3 or #4 Ponytail Barbie in her black and white swimsuit with either pearl earrings or gold hoop earrings and black open toe heels and sunglasses. The included outfits were Cotton Casual, the Commuter set, and it came with the gay parisienne hat instead of the commuter hat, the panties, bra and girdle from the undergarments set, evening splendor, Resort Set, the nightgown, robe, and slippers from Nightly Negligee, Wedding Day the leotard from Winter Holiday and Silken Flame. There was a comb, brush and mirror as well and the 1960 pink Barbie booklet. There is either a black wire stand or a black pedestal stand. 

What do you think of the Barbies launched in this year? What do you think of their outfits? My favorite outfits are Enchanted Evening #983, and Solo In The Spotlight #982. But tell me down in the comments below which outfit you liked the most! If you like this video make sure to leave a like and dont forget to subscribe and hit the bell to receive notifications because soon we will be traveling to 1961 and finding out what cool things happened with Barbie that year and of course make sure to go on over and subscribe to my awesome husbands channel cosas para tener its a spanish speaking channel which does gaming how tos reviews and more and well I will see you next time have a great day bye.