The long-awaited Barbie movie can now be seen in theaters. On Wednesday night, many celebrities gathered in one of the Madrid cinemas to attend the premiere of Greta Gerwig's film, an occasion in which celebrities such as María Pombo, Carmen Lomana or Pelayo Díaz wore their best outfits with fuchsia as the protagonist.
María Pombo became Barbie Chanel with a minidress made of tweed. The piece had the chest area embellished with stones that provided the original touch to her look, which was finished off with a few thousands inlaid with gemstones and long earrings. Her husband, Pablo Castellano, emulated Ken with a pink shirt and white pants.
Carmen Lomana wore a Dior dress with pleated fabric both in the chest area and in the skirt, which also had volume. The celebrity completed her look with a pink bag and fan, nude sandals and a pearl necklace and earrings.
Marta López Álamo surrendered to the Barbie-inspired Zara collection with the most desired beaded belt of the moment. The model wore it with a set of cropped top and gingham check shorts, a pattern also present on her headband, and fuchsia sandals.
Desiré Cordero came accompanied by her little dog. The model wore a fuchsia minidress with voluminous sleeves and ruffled detail on the neckline and hips that stylizes her figure. She completed the outfit with fuchsia sandals and pretty butterfly earrings.
Alba Carrillo opted for a very chic outfit with a light pink satin minidress, matching her shoes with a bow on the instep.
Carolina Cerezuela opted for a casual look with a simple fuchsia knit dress with a V-neckline that she wore with transparent sandals.
Anita Matamoros fused Barbie pink with the crystal mesh dress that is so popular this year. The influencer opted for a piece from The Attico that she wore with pink sandals and her long hair with waves.
Pelayo Díaz showed that boys can also add to fuchsia with an impeccable Dolce suit
Alfred Garcia did not want to miss the premiere either. The singer wore a light pink shirt with colorful 70s pants, with a flared hem.
