The 5 Golden Rules For Channelling Menswear Ken-ergy 

As Gosling has quite aptly put it talking about Ken, his job is beach. Just beach. No more, no less. It's a simple, joyous existence, and one defined by eternal warm weather dressing. Thankfully, Australia is by and large a perfect place to replicate this, with party shirts and bright colours just as welcome on bright winter days as they are in the baking summer heat. 

Ken would never half-ass a theme, and nor should you. If the occasion calls for Western, go all in with a trimmed shirt and a 10-gallon cap. If you're feeling preppy, lean into the double denim (the cut-off jacket with a bare chest underneath carries with it a higher difficulty level).

The moments in Barbie where you'll find Ken in anything approaching a monochrome fit are few and far between. Rather, the loveable himbo dresses for a life drenched in neon hues. Think bright patterns drawn from all the six decades his figures have been around, lashings of Barbie pink and bold clashes.

We're not saying you need to don 3 gold watches at once as Ken does in the film, but Ken would never shy away from a playful pair of sunnies. You shouldn't either. Even when the dress code calls for all black he sneaks in pink socks for a pop of colour.

The golden rule of them all: Ken is but a canvas for you to paint yourself on, baby. Dress it up however you want, but whether it's a floor-length fur coat or a simple t-shirt and jeans, make sure it's a celebration of you every single time. You are Kenough.