The most popular Barbie from the year you were born
1959
1959: Barbie makes her official debut this year in a fabulous one-piece, as Teenage Fashion Barbie.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1960
1960: Accessorized with a sassy hat and her portfolio, Fashion Designer Barbie sashays onto the scene.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1961
1961: With her strapless black dress and long gloves, Barbie Solo In The Spotlight becomes one of the more glamorous dolls ever.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1962
1962: Barbie Red Flair debuts a new hairdo: An on-trend bubble style with volume that'll rival her later 80s looks.
1963
1963: In her Career Girl look, Barbie gets ready to stylishly take on office life. Back then, there were no casual Fridays/casual any-days.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1964
1964: Barbie proves that a little black dress is always timeless in this "Evening Wear" ensemble, accessorized with a very formal Ken.
PHOTO: Express Newspapers
1965
1965: Though she'll have many, many, many careers over the years, the most out-of-this-world was her stint as Astronaut Barbie.
1966
1966: Color Magic Barbie takes to the beach and beyond in a fashionable romper in bold hues.
1967
1967: Like many other women this decade, Barbie Twist-N-Turn experiments with bangs.
1968: Talking Barbie
1968: Talking Barbie practically comes to life thanks to a string in the back that, once pulled, allows her to speak.
1969
1969: Meet Barbie's new friend Christie who wears a cover-up in a very 60s swirling print.
1969-70
1969-1970: Another Barbie in the Twist-N-Turn series, this time with a perfect flip.
1971
1971: This is the year of a beachy doll we all know and love: Malibu Barbie.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1972
1972: Barbie's fashion-forward friend stuns in hot pants and a flip.
PHOTO: The Barbie Collection
1973
1973: Surgeon Barbie does her rounds, adding doctor to her ever-increasing resume.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1974
1974: Though we're surprised it took this long, Barbie takes the crown for Miss America.
1975
1975: It's time to hit the slopes! Olympic Skier Barbie makes cold-weather gear look fabulous in only the way she can.
1976
1976: Dressed in a white bodysuit and tutu accented with a red ribbon, Ballerina Barbie became the inspiration for many a ballet class.
1977
1977: Though she's been a model in every decade, the 1977 Fashion Model Barbie is a favorite for her colorful ensemble.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1978
1978: 1977's Superstar Barbie gets a partner in 1978's velvet-and-satin clad Ken.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1979
1979: But in the couple's off time in 1979, they can be found at the beach in matching bathing suits.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1980
1980: African-American Barbie ushers in the glamorous 80s with a bold red dress with cut-out sleeves.
1981
1981: Golden Dream Barbie goes in a very metallic direction with an ensemble that brings together a strapless jumpsuit, opera-length globes, a sheer capelet and a sheer overskirt.
1982
1982: In contrast, 1982's Angel Face Barbie has a much more subtle look with a high-necked lace blouse accented with a cameo.
PHOTO: Flickr/Julius Seelbach
1983
1983: Puffy 80s sleeves accent the gown of 1983's Loving You Barbie.
PHOTO: SSPL
1984
1984: 1984's Dream Date Barbie meets her match in a tuxedo-ed Ken.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1985
1985: 1985's Day to Night Barbie has a practical outfit plan to get her from the office to an evening date in no time flat: It's all about layers. And jaunty hats.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1986
1986: Barbie debuts her new band, Barbie and the Rockers, and arguably her most 80s look yet. From the big hair to the shoulder pads, wide belt to the slouchy boots, she is wearing all the trends.
1987
1987: Meet Bopsy, the new addition to Barbie's band. What instrument does she play? Check out her satiny jacket for the answer.
PHOTO: Flickr/Freddycat1
1988
1988: 1988's Fashion Magic Barbie is living her best life in an outfit that is very familiar to anyone who lived through the 80s.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1989
1989: Super Star Barbie says goodbye to the 80s in a big way, with the most voluminous hair we've seen yet, sequins, sparkles, tulle and a faux fur wrap.
PHOTO: Andrew Stawicki
1990
1990: The 90s brings new designer collaborations to the Barbie world, like this Bob Mackie creation.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1991
1991: The designer collaborations don't put a stop to Barbie's impressive resume building. This year, she's an Air Force pilot.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1992
1992: Totally Hair Barbie lets little hands get extra-creative with hair styling. Not only did she have extra-long hair, she also came with a tube of Dep gel! Perhaps this is why she became the .
1993
1993: Following up her turn as a pilot, Barbie decides to try out being a police officer.
1994
1994: Not one to shy away from a new hobby, Scuba Barbie explores the depths of the ocean.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1995
1995: After helping out her community's police department, Firefighter Barbie joins the firehouse.
1996
1996: Gymnast Barbie effortlessly takes the gold in a very patriotic ensemble.
1997
1997: Enviably full hair and blue heels add style to Dentist Barbie's work ensemble.
1998
1998: Lead Singer Barbie puts a 90s spin on her rock-and-roll look, with a high-necked mesh-sleeved mini and thigh-high boots.
1999
1999: Working Woman Barbie climbs the corporate ladder with a mobile phone, an overflowing workbag, a short skirt and a long jacket.
2000
2000: With very camera-ready hair and an outfit that completely matches from shoulder to toe, Barbie throws her hat into the ring as a presidential candidate.
2001
2001: Olympic Swimmer Barbie takes to the podium with a sleek bob, warm-up jacket and, of course, the gold.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2002
2002: Art Teacher Barbie brings a creative sense of style to the classroom, with a brightly-patterned skirt, fun scarf and a bright red belt that matches her shoes.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2003
2003: Another designer collaboration out of many, 2003's Kate Spade Barbie has an enviable wardrobe and adorable accessories (like a sweet little pooch).
2004
2004: Barbie's 2004 turn as presidential candidate sees her opt for a bright pantsuit instead of the skirt suit she wore in 2000.
2005
2005: Producer Barbie is all edge, with a dramatic 'do and an olive-hued outfit that means business.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2006
2006: Like the 70s ballerina look, 2006's Ballerina Barbie wears a tutu and pointe shoes, but in her signature pink.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2007
2007: Chef Barbie wears a bright shirt and apron that will pop on camera.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2008
2008: Soccer Coach Barbie looks sporty and stylish as she takes to the field with her adorable team.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2009
2009: Barbie goes back to the hospital for work, but this time she's a doctor specializing in the care of newborns.
2010
2010: Barbie joins the tech revolution as a computer engineer, complete with a themed shirt.
2011
2011: Perhaps inspired by decades of various Dream Houses, Architect Barbie establishes her own practice.
2012
2012: Proving her eye for design isn't limited to homes and buildings, I Can Be a Fashion Designer Barbie starts her own line of clothing.
2013
2013: In a clever throwback to her astronaut days, I Can Be a Mars Explorer Barbie takes us to a whole new planet.
2014
2014: Barbie takes her start-up to the next level as Entrepreneur Barbie, accessorized with an always-in-reach smartphone and a bag for her business plans.
2015
2015: An exciting year for Barbies with the debut of FindYourStyle, a line that features a diverse array of dolls in on-trend outfits.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2016
2016: This year is even better, with the Fashionistas line that offers a variety of body types (and more outfits) to choose from.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2017
2017: The Fashionista line expands to Ken dolls, with an array of different boyfriends for Barbie to choose from.
2018
2018: The Inspiring Women line features dolls of Frida Khalo, Katherine Johnson, Olympian Chloe Kim and other incredible women in history, like fashion designers, journalists, actresses and athletes.
PHOTO: Barbie/Twitter
1959
1959: Barbie makes her official debut this year in a fabulous one-piece, as Teenage Fashion Barbie.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1960
1960: Accessorized with a sassy hat and her portfolio, Fashion Designer Barbie sashays onto the scene.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1961
1961: With her strapless black dress and long gloves, Barbie Solo In The Spotlight becomes one of the more glamorous dolls ever.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1962
1962: Barbie Red Flair debuts a new hairdo: An on-trend bubble style with volume that'll rival her later 80s looks.
1963
1963: In her Career Girl look, Barbie gets ready to stylishly take on office life. Back then, there were no casual Fridays/casual any-days.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1964
1964: Barbie proves that a little black dress is always timeless in this "Evening Wear" ensemble, accessorized with a very formal Ken.
PHOTO: Express Newspapers
1965
1965: Though she'll have many, many, many careers over the years, the most out-of-this-world was her stint as Astronaut Barbie.
1966
1966: Color Magic Barbie takes to the beach and beyond in a fashionable romper in bold hues.
1967
1967: Like many other women this decade, Barbie Twist-N-Turn experiments with bangs.
1968: Talking Barbie
1968: Talking Barbie practically comes to life thanks to a string in the back that, once pulled, allows her to speak.
1969
1969: Meet Barbie's new friend Christie who wears a cover-up in a very 60s swirling print.
1969-70
1969-1970: Another Barbie in the Twist-N-Turn series, this time with a perfect flip.
1971
1971: This is the year of a beachy doll we all know and love: Malibu Barbie.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1972
1972: Barbie's fashion-forward friend stuns in hot pants and a flip.
PHOTO: The Barbie Collection
1973
1973: Surgeon Barbie does her rounds, adding doctor to her ever-increasing resume.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1974
1974: Though we're surprised it took this long, Barbie takes the crown for Miss America.
1975
1975: It's time to hit the slopes! Olympic Skier Barbie makes cold-weather gear look fabulous in only the way she can.
1976
1976: Dressed in a white bodysuit and tutu accented with a red ribbon, Ballerina Barbie became the inspiration for many a ballet class.
1977
1977: Though she's been a model in every decade, the 1977 Fashion Model Barbie is a favorite for her colorful ensemble.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1978
1978: 1977's Superstar Barbie gets a partner in 1978's velvet-and-satin clad Ken.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1979
1979: But in the couple's off time in 1979, they can be found at the beach in matching bathing suits.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1980
1980: African-American Barbie ushers in the glamorous 80s with a bold red dress with cut-out sleeves.
1981
1981: Golden Dream Barbie goes in a very metallic direction with an ensemble that brings together a strapless jumpsuit, opera-length globes, a sheer capelet and a sheer overskirt.
1982
1982: In contrast, 1982's Angel Face Barbie has a much more subtle look with a high-necked lace blouse accented with a cameo.
PHOTO: Flickr/Julius Seelbach
1983
1983: Puffy 80s sleeves accent the gown of 1983's Loving You Barbie.
PHOTO: SSPL
1984
1984: 1984's Dream Date Barbie meets her match in a tuxedo-ed Ken.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1985
1985: 1985's Day to Night Barbie has a practical outfit plan to get her from the office to an evening date in no time flat: It's all about layers. And jaunty hats.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1986
1986: Barbie debuts her new band, Barbie and the Rockers, and arguably her most 80s look yet. From the big hair to the shoulder pads, wide belt to the slouchy boots, she is wearing all the trends.
1987
1987: Meet Bopsy, the new addition to Barbie's band. What instrument does she play? Check out her satiny jacket for the answer.
PHOTO: Flickr/Freddycat1
1988
1988: 1988's Fashion Magic Barbie is living her best life in an outfit that is very familiar to anyone who lived through the 80s.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1989
1989: Super Star Barbie says goodbye to the 80s in a big way, with the most voluminous hair we've seen yet, sequins, sparkles, tulle and a faux fur wrap.
PHOTO: Andrew Stawicki
1990
1990: The 90s brings new designer collaborations to the Barbie world, like this Bob Mackie creation.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1991
1991: The designer collaborations don't put a stop to Barbie's impressive resume building. This year, she's an Air Force pilot.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1992
1992: Totally Hair Barbie lets little hands get extra-creative with hair styling. Not only did she have extra-long hair, she also came with a tube of Dep gel! Perhaps this is why she became the .
1993
1993: Following up her turn as a pilot, Barbie decides to try out being a police officer.
1994
1994: Not one to shy away from a new hobby, Scuba Barbie explores the depths of the ocean.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1995
1995: After helping out her community's police department, Firefighter Barbie joins the firehouse.
1996
1996: Gymnast Barbie effortlessly takes the gold in a very patriotic ensemble.
1997
1997: Enviably full hair and blue heels add style to Dentist Barbie's work ensemble.
1998
1998: Lead Singer Barbie puts a 90s spin on her rock-and-roll look, with a high-necked mesh-sleeved mini and thigh-high boots.
1999
1999: Working Woman Barbie climbs the corporate ladder with a mobile phone, an overflowing workbag, a short skirt and a long jacket.
2000
2000: With very camera-ready hair and an outfit that completely matches from shoulder to toe, Barbie throws her hat into the ring as a presidential candidate.
2001
2001: Olympic Swimmer Barbie takes to the podium with a sleek bob, warm-up jacket and, of course, the gold.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2002
2002: Art Teacher Barbie brings a creative sense of style to the classroom, with a brightly-patterned skirt, fun scarf and a bright red belt that matches her shoes.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2003
2003: Another designer collaboration out of many, 2003's Kate Spade Barbie has an enviable wardrobe and adorable accessories (like a sweet little pooch).
2004
2004: Barbie's 2004 turn as presidential candidate sees her opt for a bright pantsuit instead of the skirt suit she wore in 2000.
2005
2005: Producer Barbie is all edge, with a dramatic 'do and an olive-hued outfit that means business.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2006
2006: Like the 70s ballerina look, 2006's Ballerina Barbie wears a tutu and pointe shoes, but in her signature pink.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2007
2007: Chef Barbie wears a bright shirt and apron that will pop on camera.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2008
2008: Soccer Coach Barbie looks sporty and stylish as she takes to the field with her adorable team.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2009
2009: Barbie goes back to the hospital for work, but this time she's a doctor specializing in the care of newborns.
2010
2010: Barbie joins the tech revolution as a computer engineer, complete with a themed shirt.
2011
2011: Perhaps inspired by decades of various Dream Houses, Architect Barbie establishes her own practice.
2012
2012: Proving her eye for design isn't limited to homes and buildings, I Can Be a Fashion Designer Barbie starts her own line of clothing.
2013
2013: In a clever throwback to her astronaut days, I Can Be a Mars Explorer Barbie takes us to a whole new planet.
2014
2014: Barbie takes her start-up to the next level as Entrepreneur Barbie, accessorized with an always-in-reach smartphone and a bag for her business plans.
2015
2015: An exciting year for Barbies with the debut of FindYourStyle, a line that features a diverse array of dolls in on-trend outfits.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2016
2016: This year is even better, with the Fashionistas line that offers a variety of body types (and more outfits) to choose from.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2017
2017: The Fashionista line expands to Ken dolls, with an array of different boyfriends for Barbie to choose from.
2018
2018: The Inspiring Women line features dolls of Frida Khalo, Katherine Johnson, Olympian Chloe Kim and other incredible women in history, like fashion designers, journalists, actresses and athletes.
PHOTO: Barbie/Twitter
1959
1959: Barbie makes her official debut this year in a fabulous one-piece, as Teenage Fashion Barbie.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1960
1960: Accessorized with a sassy hat and her portfolio, Fashion Designer Barbie sashays onto the scene.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1961
1961: With her strapless black dress and long gloves, Barbie Solo In The Spotlight becomes one of the more glamorous dolls ever.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1962
1962: Barbie Red Flair debuts a new hairdo: An on-trend bubble style with volume that'll rival her later 80s looks.
1963
1963: In her Career Girl look, Barbie gets ready to stylishly take on office life. Back then, there were no casual Fridays/casual any-days.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1964
1964: Barbie proves that a little black dress is always timeless in this "Evening Wear" ensemble, accessorized with a very formal Ken.
PHOTO: Express Newspapers
1965
1965: Though she'll have many, many, many careers over the years, the most out-of-this-world was her stint as Astronaut Barbie.
1966
1966: Color Magic Barbie takes to the beach and beyond in a fashionable romper in bold hues.
1967
1967: Like many other women this decade, Barbie Twist-N-Turn experiments with bangs.
1968: Talking Barbie
1968: Talking Barbie practically comes to life thanks to a string in the back that, once pulled, allows her to speak.
1969
1969: Meet Barbie's new friend Christie who wears a cover-up in a very 60s swirling print.
1969-70
1969-1970: Another Barbie in the Twist-N-Turn series, this time with a perfect flip.
1971
1971: This is the year of a beachy doll we all know and love: Malibu Barbie.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1972
1972: Barbie's fashion-forward friend stuns in hot pants and a flip.
PHOTO: The Barbie Collection
1973
1973: Surgeon Barbie does her rounds, adding doctor to her ever-increasing resume.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1974
1974: Though we're surprised it took this long, Barbie takes the crown for Miss America.
1975
1975: It's time to hit the slopes! Olympic Skier Barbie makes cold-weather gear look fabulous in only the way she can.
1976
1976: Dressed in a white bodysuit and tutu accented with a red ribbon, Ballerina Barbie became the inspiration for many a ballet class.
1977
1977: Though she's been a model in every decade, the 1977 Fashion Model Barbie is a favorite for her colorful ensemble.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1978
1978: 1977's Superstar Barbie gets a partner in 1978's velvet-and-satin clad Ken.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1979
1979: But in the couple's off time in 1979, they can be found at the beach in matching bathing suits.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1980
1980: African-American Barbie ushers in the glamorous 80s with a bold red dress with cut-out sleeves.
1981
1981: Golden Dream Barbie goes in a very metallic direction with an ensemble that brings together a strapless jumpsuit, opera-length globes, a sheer capelet and a sheer overskirt.
1982
1982: In contrast, 1982's Angel Face Barbie has a much more subtle look with a high-necked lace blouse accented with a cameo.
PHOTO: Flickr/Julius Seelbach
1983
1983: Puffy 80s sleeves accent the gown of 1983's Loving You Barbie.
PHOTO: SSPL
1984
1984: 1984's Dream Date Barbie meets her match in a tuxedo-ed Ken.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1985
1985: 1985's Day to Night Barbie has a practical outfit plan to get her from the office to an evening date in no time flat: It's all about layers. And jaunty hats.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1986
1986: Barbie debuts her new band, Barbie and the Rockers, and arguably her most 80s look yet. From the big hair to the shoulder pads, wide belt to the slouchy boots, she is wearing all the trends.
1987
1987: Meet Bopsy, the new addition to Barbie's band. What instrument does she play? Check out her satiny jacket for the answer.
PHOTO: Flickr/Freddycat1
1988
1988: 1988's Fashion Magic Barbie is living her best life in an outfit that is very familiar to anyone who lived through the 80s.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1989
1989: Super Star Barbie says goodbye to the 80s in a big way, with the most voluminous hair we've seen yet, sequins, sparkles, tulle and a faux fur wrap.
PHOTO: Andrew Stawicki
1990
1990: The 90s brings new designer collaborations to the Barbie world, like this Bob Mackie creation.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1991
1991: The designer collaborations don't put a stop to Barbie's impressive resume building. This year, she's an Air Force pilot.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1992
1992: Totally Hair Barbie lets little hands get extra-creative with hair styling. Not only did she have extra-long hair, she also came with a tube of Dep gel! Perhaps this is why she became the .
1993
1993: Following up her turn as a pilot, Barbie decides to try out being a police officer.
1994
1994: Not one to shy away from a new hobby, Scuba Barbie explores the depths of the ocean.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
1995
1995: After helping out her community's police department, Firefighter Barbie joins the firehouse.
1996
1996: Gymnast Barbie effortlessly takes the gold in a very patriotic ensemble.
1997
1997: Enviably full hair and blue heels add style to Dentist Barbie's work ensemble.
1998
1998: Lead Singer Barbie puts a 90s spin on her rock-and-roll look, with a high-necked mesh-sleeved mini and thigh-high boots.
1999
1999: Working Woman Barbie climbs the corporate ladder with a mobile phone, an overflowing workbag, a short skirt and a long jacket.
2000
2000: With very camera-ready hair and an outfit that completely matches from shoulder to toe, Barbie throws her hat into the ring as a presidential candidate.
2001
2001: Olympic Swimmer Barbie takes to the podium with a sleek bob, warm-up jacket and, of course, the gold.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2002
2002: Art Teacher Barbie brings a creative sense of style to the classroom, with a brightly-patterned skirt, fun scarf and a bright red belt that matches her shoes.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2003
2003: Another designer collaboration out of many, 2003's Kate Spade Barbie has an enviable wardrobe and adorable accessories (like a sweet little pooch).
2004
2004: Barbie's 2004 turn as presidential candidate sees her opt for a bright pantsuit instead of the skirt suit she wore in 2000.
2005
2005: Producer Barbie is all edge, with a dramatic 'do and an olive-hued outfit that means business.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2006
2006: Like the 70s ballerina look, 2006's Ballerina Barbie wears a tutu and pointe shoes, but in her signature pink.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2007
2007: Chef Barbie wears a bright shirt and apron that will pop on camera.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2008
2008: Soccer Coach Barbie looks sporty and stylish as she takes to the field with her adorable team.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2009
2009: Barbie goes back to the hospital for work, but this time she's a doctor specializing in the care of newborns.
2010
2010: Barbie joins the tech revolution as a computer engineer, complete with a themed shirt.
2011
2011: Perhaps inspired by decades of various Dream Houses, Architect Barbie establishes her own practice.
2012
2012: Proving her eye for design isn't limited to homes and buildings, I Can Be a Fashion Designer Barbie starts her own line of clothing.
2013
2013: In a clever throwback to her astronaut days, I Can Be a Mars Explorer Barbie takes us to a whole new planet.
2014
2014: Barbie takes her start-up to the next level as Entrepreneur Barbie, accessorized with an always-in-reach smartphone and a bag for her business plans.
2015
2015: An exciting year for Barbies with the debut of FindYourStyle, a line that features a diverse array of dolls in on-trend outfits.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2016
2016: This year is even better, with the Fashionistas line that offers a variety of body types (and more outfits) to choose from.
PHOTO: Barbie Media
2017
2017: The Fashionista line expands to Ken dolls, with an array of different boyfriends for Barbie to choose from.
2018
2018: The Inspiring Women line features dolls of Frida Khalo, Katherine Johnson, Olympian Chloe Kim and other incredible women in history, like fashion designers, journalists, actresses and athletes.
PHOTO: Barbie/Twitter
Like most people, Barbie's look has changed over the years. From 60s eyeliner to 80s hair, she's tried virtually every trend the decades had to offer. We're taking a trip down toy memory lane in honor the classic doll — and her fabulous friends.