In the Netflix documentary 'Black Barbie,' designers Kitty Black Perkins and Stacey McBride-Irby talk the evolution of the dolls and further tell PEOPLE about the differences they've made.

Collectors also tend to prize “Twist ‘n Turn” Stacey dolls (not to be confused with Stacie dolls) from the late ‘60s, as well as “Steffie-face” Barbies (i.e., a type of doll using a ...

We rounded up Barbie and Ken's family and friends, like Skipper, Stacie, Kelly, Christie, and Blaine — plus, we see if they appear in the Barbie movie.

The doll's origin story is chronicled in the documentary “Black Barbie” (streaming now on Netflix), which examines the far-reaching impact of representation. Join our Watch Party!

The actual Black Barbie doll didn’t become a reality until decades later, ... and a 30th anniversary doll from designer Stacey McBride-Irby, who also features in the documentary.