The new Barbie video demonstrates that Jorge Campos was a fashion genius

A few days ago the paparazzi managed to capture photos of the recording set of the tape ‘Barbie‘ starring Margot Robbie, who played the blonde doll, and Ryan Gosling, who will play Ken, where they can be seen skating and wearing some looks very striking with pink and fluorescent green prints.

The attire of the actors was quickly compared by users of social networks in Mexico with the uniforms that goalkeeper Jorge Campos used to wear during the 1990s, for which jokes and memes began to emerge. Some people like @ricalegorreta pointed out that it was a tribute to the soccer player: “I like the tribute they will pay to Jorge Campos, Margot Robbie (Barbie) and Ryan Gosling (Ken) in the next live-action ‘Barbie’ movie.”

“Jorge Campos is recognized by Hollywood in the movie ‘Barbie’, for being the best goalkeeper in soccer history,” wrote @Gerardo10008082.

Who designed the outfits of Jorge Campos?

In an interview that Jorge Campos gave to the portal VIP Ballin 2021, he was questioned about the origin of his colorful uniforms, to which he replied that in the 1990s in his native Acapulco, Guerrero used to wear multicolored shirts and shorts and he wanted to wear that when he played. Regarding who the designer was, he revealed that he was the one who devised them: “I liked to design, a friend in Acapulco had his clothing brand and we started making, I asked him for some designs, to change this yes, this no, to change to whatever I liked and little by little I improved the uniforms”.

“I always liked the theme of design, marketing and that’s how it happened, very natural, I never looked for something different, I wanted to feel comfortable, something that I liked and something that reminded me of surfing in Acapulco, on the beach,” Campos added. In that conversation they also asked him if he would design them differently now, to which ‘el Brody’ replied: “I wouldn’t change them much, if at that time it became fashionable, now they continue to use them, I think I wasn’t much wrong”.