Barbie and Drag Queens share the same dreams. A doll as a blank canvass, countless outfits & accessories to mix and match, and the ability to be whoever you want to be. Drag, in its essence, is about celebrating endless possibilities and allowing yourself room for play, fantasy, and transformation. “Drag is a transformative art not just physically but internal as well. Drag has helped me strengthen my principles, form my life mission, and be an inspiration to young queer kids.” Marina operates under the same belief as Barbie: there’s nothing we can’t do or be. “If I were to create a Drag Barbie, I would love to see a doll with a set of fabulous and extravagant outfits, interchangeable wigs of many colors, accessories and makeup. I want kids (or people of any ages) to play with the Drag Barbie the way drag queens play with their creativity and imagination - boundless.”

Limited Edition, one of one, and cannot be replicated – Marina Summers’ ‘Barbie’ stands as the epitome of limits transcended. “Drag has categorically reimagined beauty standards. It has shown that putting on makeup, dressing up, expressing a different persona doesn’t actually change who you are, it actually reveals an extension of that.” As she closes the shoot in yet another iconic pink number for the last layout, the queen shifts back into character & teases us on what’s to come. “Championing Filipino queer excellence continues to be my North Star. One way to fulfill that is to keep breaking glass ceilings and making sure that Filipino Drag is seen in as many spaces as possible. Whether it's television, commercials, beauty, fashion or music, I want to make sure that a Filipina Drag Queen is seen and heard by brown asian queer kids, not only in the Philippines, but also across the WORLD.”