Elizabeth Diffin (BBC News Magazine): Barbie, the toy doll that is a perennial favourite among girls, has been assigned a new career - computer engineer. Barbie in her tech support finery is decked out in black spangled leggings and a lime-green fitted tunic patterned with binary code, worn under a slinky waistcoat, with saddle-stitching detail. The ensemble is topped off with the requisite hot-pink accessories: glasses, watch and shoes. To emphasise her innate "techiness" she carries a pink laptop and sports a Bluetooth headset.
Elizabeth Diffin (BBC News Magazine):
AntwortenLöschenBarbie, the toy doll that is a perennial favourite among girls, has been assigned a new career - computer engineer.
Barbie in her tech support finery is decked out in black spangled leggings and a lime-green fitted tunic patterned with binary code, worn under a slinky waistcoat, with saddle-stitching detail. The ensemble is topped off with the requisite hot-pink accessories: glasses, watch and shoes. To emphasise her innate "techiness" she carries a pink laptop and sports a Bluetooth headset.