Skipper Roberts

Skipper Roberts is a Barbie doll, the energetic sister of Barbie Roberts. She was created by Mattel Toys in 1964, and so she is the oldest sister of Barbie. Since her introduction in 1964, Skipper has changed immensely. She started out as a little flatchested girl, appearing to be about 10 or 11 years of age. At this time her friends included Skooter (introduced in 1965), Fluff (1971) and Tiff (1972). In 1975 Skipper Growing Up was released. If you rotated her arm Skipper would grow an inch and develop small breasts. In 1979 Skipper's entire appearance changed. She is now advertised as "Super Teen Skipper". She has small breasts and a different head mold, that makes her look slightly older. At this time a boyfriend, named Scott, is introduced as well. Skipper changed again in 1987 with the release of Teen Fun Skipper. She grew taller and more graceful. Her waist was more flexible and her breasts had grown slightly again. Her eyes were very big and blue. At this stage she appeared to be somewhere inbetween 12 and 15 years old. Finally, in 1997, Teen Skipper was introduced. Skipper appeared to have had a growspurt, because she was now almost as tall as her sister Barbie. This was mostly because of her legs, which had grown to be very long and lanky. Most notable, however, was Skipper's new face. She no longer looked like an innocent child, but more like a girl on the brink of becoming a woman. Known friends at this stage are Nikki and Courtney.

 

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