A Ken doll is a male counterpart to the Barbie doll, introduced in 1961. Like Barbie, Ken is often sold with a variety of outfits and accessories, representing different styles, professions, and hobbies. Ken dolls are typically made of plastic and have features such as movable limbs and realistic facial features. They are often used in imaginative play, where children create stories and scenarios, either alone or alongside Barbie dolls. Over the years, Ken has evolved in appearance and role, reflecting changing trends and interests in fashion and culture.

Definition och betydelse av "Ken doll"på engelska

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