Skanky Vamp
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For a while, the world faced a shortage of pink paint because much of it went into the life-size Barbie set, creators of the upcoming Margot Robbie-starring film told Architectural Digest. To translate Barbie’s toylike aesthetic into the real world, set designers looked to Palm Springs’ mid-century modern architecture, which was “spot-on” as a muse for the iconic Dreamhouse, said the movie’s production designer Sarah Greenwood.
Director Greta Gerwig also wanted an “authentic artificiality” for the set, with very bright pinks, to faithfully emulate the Barbie she loved when she was a little girl. With all the over-the-top fuchsia dolling up the Dreamhouse’s walls and fixtures, there left a global shortage of that shade of paints. “The world ran out of pink,” Greenwood proclaimed.
Okay, now that is cool! So much pink they ran out. Step foot in the WB soundstage and it has to be all pink inside.