Which 1963 Barbie doll came with three interchangeable wigs?

Fashion Queen Barbie was the 1963 doll that came with three interchangeable wigs.

The release made hairstyle changes part of Barbie’s play pattern. Instead of supplying only one permanent look, Fashion Queen Barbie allowed children to alter her appearance with different wigs, creating several fashion identities from one doll.

The wigs were typically associated with blonde, brunette, and redhead looks. The doll’s bald head was designed to accept the interchangeable hair pieces, while the clothing and accessories supported the broader idea of experimenting with personal style.

Fashion Queen Barbie is sometimes confused with Bubblecut Barbie because both belong to the early-1960s era and emphasize hair fashion. Bubblecut Barbie’s name refers to her fixed curled hairstyle; Fashion Queen Barbie is the one specifically remembered for the three-wig concept.