AI Created a Barbie for Every State, Here’s How They Turned Out

Next up is the beautiful state of Tennessee, with rolling mountains, quaint towns, and tons of musical and culinary history. Tenessee Barbie looks as though she could have come straight out of Nashville, dressed in a very Southern plaid flannel shirt. She probably sings in a band and spends her free time hiking through the state's iconic wilderness with Ken. Her long, red, and curly hair also reminds us of the state for some reason.

Illinois is known for some of its vibrant and bustling cities, including places like Chicago and Springfield. Illinois Barbie looks straight out of the city with her stylish Mattel pink jacket and briefcase. She's probably getting ready to catch a train and head to her job as CEO in one of the state's growing business districts. Her hair also looks as though it's perfectly curled and ready for a business meeting of some kind.

When we think of Oregon, we usually think of ancient, lush forests or hauntingly serene coasts. We get one of those here with Oregon Barbie. She's out enjoying a hike in the wilderness while sporting a very outdoorsy flannel shirt. The colors also kind of reflect those you'd see in some of the Pacific Northwest's forests. It's very stylish, yet also very distinct to the region and state that she's in.

Arkansas Barbie has a very distinct look, and we knew where it was from the moment we saw her. She's dressed in all black, like who might be the state's most famous resident. And no, we're not talking about Bill Clinton. She's dressed like the late Johnny Cash, who famously wore a black button-down shirt to a lot of his performances. She's also got the big hair that many of the other Southern Barbies have.

New Jersey Barbie is one of the most unique on this list, and we love it. She's edgy and looks more at home at a rock concert or breaking some played-out traditional convention than heading into the office for a boring old nine-to-five. We also really like the Barbie dreamhouse wall in the back, which reminds us of walls covered in portraits or rock posters. It also kind of reminds us of a tattoo parlor.

When we think of the Southwest, this is the style that we usually think of. New Mexico Barbie has the Southwestern style all figured out, with a large, sombrero-like hat and an outfit that looks like it was inspired by both the desert landscape and the area's history. We'd love to see her Barbie dreamhouse. Her entire wardrobe reflects the diverse cultures and iconic environment that have, and still do, call the state of New Mexico home today.

Wisconsin Barbie looks like she's more of a free spirit. Her curly hair and fashionable wardrobe tell us that she's probably an artist or designer of some kind. It doesn't hurt that her background looks to be a studio. Her shirt looks like it might be a nod to the state's dairy industry, for which it's probably most known. However, the state is also known for one of its most famous businesses.

The huskies in this image might be the best accessory on this list. Alaska Barbie is all bundled up and ready for the state's harsh winter. She's donning a puffy jacket that looks like it was inspired by clothes native Alaskans wear. And, of course, there are the dogs, which are an ode to the huskies, which are sometimes used to pull sleds. It's hard not to see Alaska when you look at this image.

Situated between Vermont and Maine, New Hampshire is no stranger to cold weather. So, the cozy sweater New Hampshire's Barbie is wearing makes a whole lot of sense. But the best part might be that it's still very fashionable, which makes sense for Barbie, but it also makes sense for New Hampshire, where it seems like just about everyone has this style staple completely figured out. Everything about this Barbie screams cozy winter days.

Given Oklahoma's long history of cowboy culture, this is another one that shouldn't have been too hard to predict. Oklahoma Barbie is sporting a cowboy hat and flannel shirt, which is a similar outfit to her neighbor to the south. She's also got the curls we usually think of when we think of a cowgirl from Oklahoma. Oh, and let's not forget her oversized leather belt, which is a ranch staple.