Barbie Bestows 'Flowers' on This Pop Star With an 'Amazing' New Collectible
Fans of Miley Cyrus' Grammy-winning song are well award she "can buy" herself flowers.
Well, more recently, Barbie went so far as to bestow a different sort of treat on the iconic pop star, 33 with the unveiling of her own Signature Collector doll.
The new product draws inspiration from her look in the "Golden Burning Sun" music video, with a faux-leather two-piece pant set, hooded jacket, pointed-toe black pumps and a microphone in hand.
Check out the ensemble in Barbie and Cyrus' recent joint Instagram carousel below.
As the newest addition to the Barbie Signature Series, she joins an incredible lineup of musician honorees including Kylie Minogue, Mariah Carey, Aaliyah and Stevie Nicks.
In a more recent Instagram post on Tuesday, June 30, Cyrus flaunted the lineup she's joining for her fans. "Add 'me' to your collection," she says in the video.
"Barbie represents a personal dream of mine. She's something I'll never outgrow as she evolves with me," reads Cyrus' caption for the clip. "When I was little, I braided her hair and changed her outfits. As an adult, I treasure my collection and I never take out of the box. Holding my Barbie in my hands is a true full circle moment.
"The caption continues, "Now you have a little piece of me and every time you hold her, I hope you're reminded that I'm rooting for you to chase your own dreams too. My Barbie, dressed in custom Alaïa for Golden Burning Sun, is available now. xo Miley🖤."
"Seeing my Barbie for the first time is a dream come true. We spent so much time really digging into the details," Cyrus also said in a separate statement, shared with Parade. "That's something that wasn't just important to me in designing the Barbie, but it's also very important to my own creativity and the way that I represent myself.
The Barbie Signature Miley Cyrus Collectible Doll is available right now on Amazon, Walmart, Target and Mattel Creations for a retail value of $60.
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This story was originally published June 30, 2026 at 7:35 PM.