Exclusive Photos: Put On Those Yellow Heels! Snakkle Looks Back at Disney Icon Minnie Mouse

Minnie sports her first signature look, heels and a snappy skirt, in 1932's The Wayward Canary.

Did you know: Minnie is short for Minerva!

Poor Minnie only wanted to knit Pluto a sweater, but he was having none of it in 1949's Pluto's Sweater.
Did you know: Minnie's mom and dad are farmers named Marcus and Margie Mouse.

Minnie admires her beautiful flower—just before Pluto tears her house apart hunting for a gopher!
Did you know: Mickey first declared his love for Minnie in 1929's Mickey's Follies.

After taking some time to travel the world, Minnie returned to our screens sporting a chic new skirt and her signature yellow pumps.
Did you know: Minnie made a guest appearance in the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

In this TV special, Minnie donned a rad tie-dye bow and some Madonna-esque accessories while rubbing elbows with stars like Suzanne Somers and Elton John.
Did you know: Minnie has been a style icon for decades, lending her signature bow/heels/lashes combo to many Hollywood starlets.

A mad scientist transplants Mickey's brain into a monster who desperately pursues Minnie in the Academy Award-nominated short film Runaway Brain.
Did you know: Minnie made her screen debut in 1928's Steamboat Willie.

Ever the fashionista, Minnie highlights her trendy side as she and Daisy Duck run a boutique in the new short-form series Minnie's Bow-Toons, which is based on a popular episode of Disney Junior's ratings superstar Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. You can check out Minnie's awesome style on Minnie's Bow-Toons on Disney and Disney Junior.
Did you know: Minnie is one of the most sought-after stars at the Disney parks for hugs and pictures. You know you've done it!