Texas Family Stuns in Barbie-Themed Christmas Card Shoot: 'Christmas in Plastic, It's Fantastic!' (Exclusive)

The Roll family's annual tradition to create epic holiday cards incorporated the year's hottest movie — Greta Gerwig's 'Barbie'

A Texas family is making Christmas extra glamorous this year!

Olympia Roll, her husband Frank and their 4-year-old daughter got into the holiday spirit by recreating a pink-filled scene from Barbie for their family holiday card.

The entire family donned costumes inspired by the movie, with Olympia dressed in a sparkly pink dress, Frank in a picture-perfect Alan costume and their daughter dolled up as the President of Barbie World.

The Roll family posed in front of Barbie's house from the movie, which in Olympia's photo comes complete with a pink Christmas tree and Christmas lights on Barbie's palm trees.

"Christmas in plastic, it's fantastic," a caption across the bottom reads.

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Speaking with PEOPLE about the amazing Christmas card, mom Olympia says the "movie-loving family" has made the elaborate cards a tradition, previously channeling films and TV shows like Us, Stranger Things, and House of Dragons.

Olympia, who works as a lead photographer for a studio in Austin, Texas, is the creative genius behind the process, thinking up and producing the family's card each year.

"We love to spread holiday cheer with our unique and creative Christmas cards. I am the lead photographer at Korey Howell Photography Group, so I have the perfect place to bring my family to don costumes and bring to life the year’s chosen theme," she tells PEOPLE.

Creative Christmas cards are a tradition for the Roll family, who started their custom holiday cards off with a Battlestar Galactica theme in 2015.

"Our cards are most often inspired by movies or TV. We met working together at Hollywood Video way back when before streaming. My husband Frank is a movie master! And co-hosts a podcast with his best friend Scott called, The Last Video Store Clerks," she continued. "Other years have been a nod to current events or pop culture. Whatever really moves us that year!"

"With a BFA in photography, I ran with the concept the following year creating my own card with the help of my family and Photoshop. I conceptualize and execute the photography on my own with a tripod and a timer and everyone waits anxiously for the card to come in the mail each year."

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