Artificial Intelligence tools in recent times have taken over the world. Digital illustrations are one such advent of the digital takeover; artists these days put their art on the digital canvas and present it to the world. Margot Robbie’s Barbie is taking the internet by storm, all thanks to the film’s fantastic marketing strategy.
As a result, numerous Barbie AI illustrations are circulating all over social media platforms. Creativity and imagination, when empowered with the right tools, can create wonders, and that is precisely what has happened. Indian illustrator, Tapan Aslot took to Instagram to post his version of Barbie but with a twist. He illustrated eight stunning pictures of Margot Robbie in multiple pink-hued traditional Indian attires. All the illustrations depicted Margot Robbie as an enchanting Jaipur queen.
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Tapan Aslot created eight illustrations of Margot Robbie featuring her in different pink ensembles. The Barbie star appears in diverse Indian outfits that range from floral lehengas to embellished anarkalis to exquisite sarees. All of her outfits are accompanied by intricate traditional Indian jewellery. In every portrait, the backdrop is designed to scream Jaipur, India. From the floral backdrop to that of royal castles and Indian streets, the portraits are utter perfection.
It’s not only the outfits that represent India in these portraits but also the backdrop. The first two portraits of the illustrations serve a pink, green and yellow flower arrangement as the background, which is typically seen in India. In one of the AI images, Margot is seen wearing a light pink floral lehenga, which has gota patti work on the neckline.
In one of the AI-generated pictures, Margot Robbie is seen sitting on a plush pink couch with one hand on a table. The table holds a blue peacock showpiece very close to a real one. Her outfit consists of an embellished satin one-piece which is paired with a pink-hued choker and bangles.
In the following pictures, the Indian Barbie is seen walking down the Indian lanes wearing an embellished pretty pastel pink ethnic suit with a flowy dupatta trailing along. The houses and people in the background are exactly what a typical Jaipur street would look like.
In the following illustrations, we can see Margot Robbie twirling in the Jaipur castles wearing a rose-gold pink-hued saree with jhumka. The illustrations depict the rich cultural and architectural landmarks of India’s pink city, Jaipur.
It’s not only the wardrobe and accessories that scream luxury and Indian opulence but also the backdrop and the nitty-gritty details. In her last picture, Margot Robbie is designed in a bright pink satin saree with a heavily embellished blouse. Her accessories are kept minimal, with only a rose-gold choker. All of the elements combined represent Margot Robbie as the perfect Jaipur Queen.
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It’s not only Margot Robbie who is getting illustrated in different variations and nationalities as Barbie. A Pakistani illustrator designed similar AI-generated portraits of Indian celebrities. Through his illustration, he turned Priyanka Chopra and her husband, Nick Jonas, into 'Barbie' and 'Ken'.
That’s not where he stopped; he even illustrated Deepika Padukone, Ranveer Singh, Anushka Sharma, and Virat Kohli into different variations of 'Barbie' and 'Ken'. It’s not only on the B-town couples that the illustrator stopped at. He created illustrations of on-screen pairs such as Aamir Khan-Alia Bhatt and Akshay Kumar-Katrina Kaif.
Myntra, one of the leading fashion e-commerce websites, took to Instagram and posted a series of photos where they represented the iconic star of Bollywood, Rekha, as 'Barbie'. The post went viral in no time, and people are loving this Barbie avatar of Rekha.
Let us know what you think of this Barbie fever!
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