Luana Piovani criticizes standards imposed by the Barbie doll: ‘She has nothing’

The world only talks about “Barbie” because of the recently released film with Margot Robbie in the lead role and guess who decided to criticize the production? Luana Piovani. This Friday (21), the actress said that since she was a child she was discouraged from liking the doll, created by Mattel in 1959, and explained that her mother, Francis Afonso, claimed that the toy had “unreal patterns”. She, who recently said “he fucked like nobody else, still criticized actor Ryan Gosling, interpreter of the character Ken.

“Since we only talk about Barbie, I need to come here and say two things about it. The first is that I remember being crazy about Barbie and my mother said: ‘My daughter, this Barbie has nothing. Look at that body. This waist does not exist. It’s not us, the Brazilians, “began Piovani in a video shared on Instagram stories.

She recalled that the matriarch of the family encouraged her to like Barbie’s national competitor, called Susi (spelling of the toy’s original name). The doll was born in 1966 by Estrela, but was licensed by the American Ideal Toy Company and also had the concept of being a fashion doll.

“My mother thought Barbie’s big breasts were strange and said: ‘Susi is Brazilian. She has fewer breasts and is more proportionate to her waist for her chest and for the guitar’. Can you believe that my mother already said that back when I was little? Anyway… I never liked it”, commented the actress.

Luana then concluded: “The second thing is: I love Ryan Gosling, who is the actor who plays Ken. But, man… He playing this role is sad. He looks like Shaggy from Scooby Doo. I think this character is reckless! I know I’m talking without watching it, but I have no desire to watch this movie. Zero desire, even though I think Margot Robbie is a goddess, muse”.