copyright 2009, The Washington Post There are no crow's-feet, gray hairs or laugh lines on Barbie, even though the blond icon is in her 50th year. Toy company Mattel has marked the anniversary in many ways, including a home furnishings collection by designer Jonathan Adler that will debut this month. For Adler, Barbie 'has been a muse for fashion and beauty for five decades, and it was finally my turn to celebrate her from a fabulous point of design perspective,' he writes in an e-mail. He has designed needlepoint pillows, pottery and lacquered accessories, all stamped with Barbie attitude. The products, sold at Jonathan Adler stores or at www.jonathanadler.com, are decorated in bubble-gum pink with mod touches of white and black. Some sport cheeky humor, especially the ceramic containers labeled 'glitter' and 'eyelashes.' 