Happy birthday, Barbie! Today, the world's most famous doll is 57 (she was introduced at the New York Toy Fair on March 9, 1959). And if you love Barbie as much as we do at Glamour HQ, you'll probably want to book a ticket to Montréal to see the all-new Barbie EXPO Museum featuring more than 1,000 different Barbies. Cue freak-out. Each Barbie is incredibly unique and will show off a different style, size, and skin color to celebrate Barbie's diversity. Many collectors and designers, such as Christian Dior, Zac Posen, and Vera Wang donated their own dolls from all around the world to ensure a top-notch display. Take a look at 10 of our favorite Barbies from the collection: The Romanticist Barbie by Vera Wang Blond Diamond Barbie by the Blonds Juicy Couture Barbie And another Juicy Couture Barbie because, hi, puppy! Fantasy Goddess of Africa Barbie by Bob Mackie Preferably Pink Barbie (Chanel vibes, anyone?) Mila Barbie (a.k.a. Babushka Barbie) Circus Barbie by Bob Mackie Publicity Tour Barbie Delphine Barbie The Barbie Expo is permanent and offers free admission, though donations are accepted and will go towards Make-a-Wish Québec. Watch the evolution of Barbie.
Look back at Bob Mackie's many star-studded designs, from Cher's larger-than-life looks to limited-edition Barbie dresses.
Bob Mackie 2000. I love this Barbie. One of my treasures.
Bob Mackie's Empress Bride 1992
In honor of the beloved doll, we decided to take a look back at all of the bridal Barbies that have been released over the years. Here, some of our favorites!
Bob Mackie designed dance costume for Actress/Dancer Barrie Chase
I had this Diana Ross doll when I was a little girl.
Red Take Me Home OOAK
Rob was long overdue for a haircut so I decided to give him a nice faded undercut. He is growing out the top so I cleaned it up for him.Faded from a 1a in th...
               
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