“Our main timeframe was from the invention of Barbie through to now. The timeless pieces, which also has an echo to the actual toys that were in the dream house that Mattel makes today. It’s very simple, and clear, and beautiful. That was one of Greta’s key words. "It has to be beautiful. It has to be beautiful, as well.” Taking it properly from the late ‘50s to the '60s was a big influence of that modernist furniture that was coming through.“ – BARBIE’SSETDECORATORKATIESPENCERTALKSDESIGNOFTHEDREAMHOUSE
These first few lines of the song definitely give the impression that Cinderella has wondered what love feels like, perhaps for a very long time. She has likely felt love before for her parents and possibly even the animal friends she’s made, but after years of living with only her unloving stepmother and stepsisters, she may have wanted to rediscover what love is. Perhaps she wants to find it on a deeper level, something along the lines of “true” love. Only now at the ball does she first feel this sensation, and her believing that it makes life “divine” (godly or blissful), we know Cinderella is truly mesmerized by how powerful this emotion is.
