Queen Camilla immortalized as Barbie
LONDON, United Kingdom — Barbie may not have won at the Oscars, but she made a new friend: Queen Camilla, who was immortalized as one of the iconic dolls.
"You’ve taken about 50 years off (me)... we should all have a Barbie," the queen joked as she was presented with the doll modelled closely on her own image.
Camilla, 76, whose cancer-stricken husband King Charles III has currently stepped back from royal duties, was presented with the gift in recognition of her work as president of the Women of the World (WOW) Foundation.
She was joined by Mathilde, Queen of Belgium, and actor Helen Mirren, the narrator of last year's blockbuster "Barbie" starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling.
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The film, released last year, has been a box office success but missed out on all but one of the nine Oscars it was nominated for at last week's Academy Awards.
Mirren, 78, won her own best actress Oscar in 2007 for "The Queen" in which she played the late Queen Elizabeth II.
Last week she also received her own Barbie doll, dressed just like her and complete with a tiny Oscar statuette.
Camilla's doll was dressed in a scaled down version of the her outfit — a blue Fiona Clare dress, black cape by Amanda Wakeley, and Eliot Zed black boots.
It was presented to her on board the WOW Girls Festival Bus which has toured the country promoting gender equality and made a final stop at the royal family's Buckingham Palace residence in central London.
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