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I want to give a huge conBratzulations to Stephen Sumner for taking on the task of designing a brand-new Sasha for this line! In my opinion, he is a legend in the doll world and has designed for some of my favorite doll lines from the past twenty years—including the Hottiez line, which he co-created! I’ve always wanted to see Stephen work on the Bratz brand since he started working at MGA, so I’m happy to see him stepping into that territory. I also think it is a HUGE deal that MGA and the Bratz team decided to include Sasha in this line, especially because they started from scratch with her and used no source material. Some people can disagree, but I can happily say that Sasha’s design is a perfect addition to this collection and she fits in perfectly while standing out in the way only Sasha can. This is a follow-up to Mini Bratz x Kylie Jenner Series 1. The second series will feature 6 more mini Kylie dolls, another velvet rope, a telephone booth, a motorcycle, a purple-themed Retro-Swing Chair, a television, and vanity playset. Bratzillaz (1st Edition): Cloetta Spelletta, Jade J'Adore, Meygana Broomstix, Sashabella Paws, Yasmina Clairvoya Magic Night Out: Cloetta Spelletta, Jade J'Adore, Meygana Broomstix, Sashabella Paws, Vampelina, Yasmina Clairvoya MGA has paused the Bratz brand since the onset of the litigation and rebranded it several times throughout its lifespan, with the first of those coming in 2010 after Mattel's first lawsuit, only to return later that year to commemorate the brand's 10th anniversary. In 2013, Bratz changed to have a taller bodies, an all-new logo and branding, [4] and continued through 2014, in an effort to return the brand to its roots. As a result, none of the 2014 product line was made available in North America.
Stay tuned for a special video on my YouTube channel where I wash and restyle the Series 3 and Pretty ‘N’ Punk dolls’ hair! the bodies In September 2023, Isaac Larian posted a teaser of upcoming Mini Bratz. In the picture, the display shows several new collections to be added to the Mini Bratz lineup, a new PDQ display that does not have repeats, and updated green capsules. Based off what has been revealed to be part of Mini Bratz Series 3 and what is left in the showroom display, Mini Bratz Series 4 will include scaled-down reproductions of: Love her or hate her, Kylie Jenner has been on a roll this year between launching a new clothing brand, a recent guest star stint on The Simpsons, and—most of all—collaborating with MGA Entertainment on a line of Bratz dolls and collectibles. While this collaboration has been the topic of controversy, it has proven to be a celebrated release for Bratz and Kylie Jenner fans alike… but maybe not for the reasons you would think! Final Product Description: Organize, display, and take your Mini Bratz collection on-the-go with the Mini Bratz Collector’s Case! This signature Bratz logo-shaped case can hold 60+ Mini Bratz in compartments of all different sizes and includes an exclusive Mini Bratz Pretty ‘N’ Punk Sasha figure that you can’t get anywhere else! Leave the case open and display your collection, or close it up and take it with you on-the-go. It can even be mounted on the wall to create a super-stylin’ decoration for your space! This funky case features one pink and one purple side, with Bratz lips all over the front and on the handle. Show off your collection of the mini girls with a Passion for Fashion!Anniversary Collection: Adri, Ashby, Carrie, Cloe, Jade, Joelle, Leora, Liliana, Lydia, Sasha, Shadi, Shira, Tyla, Yasmin October 1: The Bratz x Kylie Day and Night dolls officially release. Jasmin Larian posts a behind-the-scenes image of Kylie visiting MGA’s headquarters and the Bratz office space. The Bratz World campaign at Walmart officially begins. Just like the face printing method section, feel free to skip this portion if you’ve already read my explanations on the differences between Bratz hair types! Nylon hair appears to be the current standard for the Bratz brand, as is the case for most MGA doll brands since 2019. For context on some of the different hair types used on Bratz, nylon has often been confused with polypropylene, which is a hair fiber that was used in a majority of lines between 2008-2013 and is known for being hard to manage and prone to degrading over time, because of a name mix-up over a decade ago. Saran—which has been used on most Bratz released between 2001-2007, 2015-2018, and on most of the Bratz 20 Yearz Special Edition dolls (except for some later variants which use nylon) released in 2021—is a great hair fiber that has always satisfied collectors, though it is prone to yellowing and degrading over time. Nylon is another premium hair type that can be easily restyled with heated hair tools and is less likely to degrade over time like saran and polypropylene can do. Saran hair is harder to come by in certain colors and is not as commonly used in modern doll production due to rising prices, so nylon provides a way for consumers to have these hair colors without resorting to using low-grade polypropylene. Nylon also tends to feel really nice and oftentimes better than saran, so I hope this is something that stays for most—if not all—future Bratz doll releases.
January 20: Target inventory listings confirm that the Series 3 lineup will feature Dana, Fianna, Tiana, Felicia, and Koby. March 25: Bratz releases their animated music video for their Mowalola collaboration set to Miss N0vember’s “Lagos Bratz Doll”.Also, stay tuned for my Pretty ‘N’ Punk 2023 review coming VERY soon! Keep up-to-date with all the latest and upcoming Bratz releases with the Bratz 2023 Masterpost! Bratz plots kids' fashion TV show". Brand Republic. 8 July 2008. Archived from the original on 7 August 2008 . Retrieved 7 December 2008. Are you wondering what head mold and face application is used on the Pretty ‘N’ Punk dolls? The Pretty ‘N’ Punk dolls use the original 2001 head mold (with the exception of Eitan who uses the 2003 Boyz head) and spray method for their face application.
Moving on to the dolls’ faces, I love the new faceups created for the Bratz x Kylie collection! Both the Day and Night dolls share the same faceup and makeup palette. I do wish the dolls had different faceups or at least different palettes instead of the exact-same faces, but I guess it makes sense as this is Kylie’s signature makeup look. The faces seem to vary between dolls, with the placement of the eyes and lips playing a big part in how different the dolls can look. Some Kylie dolls have lower eye placements, which I personally prefer, while some have higher eye placements. I love the ombré look on the lips, but I wish they were slightly bigger; surprisingly, I think the lips look too small on most of the placements.
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Why is Series 3 being lauded as one of the biggest doll releases this season? Well, if you didn’t already know, MGA has been slowly reproducing and reintroducing beloved characters from the Bratz brand with their “Core Series” line since 2021’s 20 Yearz Special Edition collection consisting of the core four Bratz girls and Cameron in their debut fashion looks. The following year, fans were surprised to see reproductions of five secondary characters (Meygan, Kiana, Kumi, Nevra, and Dylan) from the brand’s prime years with the Series 2 collection. Now, almost nine months later, MGA has officially released their Series 3 lineup—Dana, Felicia, Tiana, Fianna, and Koby! Bratz turned 20 in 2021. The first line of Cool Bratz dolls had an official release date of May 21, 2001. In 2013, Bratz got a new logo and slogan, and the dolls all got new bodies with articulated arms, with a height to match its competitor Monster High while keeping their unique faces, and sporting brand new fashions. [ citation needed] Only the four principal Bratz characters, alongside minors: Meygan, Fianna, Shira, Roxxi and Phoebe, have been made in the new bodies. [ citation needed]
This release was originally expected to come out in Fall 2023, but has likely been pushed to 2024 or is cancelled.Thank you again to MGA Entertainment for gifting me this set of Pretty ‘N’ Punk dolls, and thank YOU—the reader—for reading this article about the collection! October 11: MGA reps hint that a full-length Bratz series may be on the horizon in an AdAge article about Alwayz Bratz. Bratz were not the only dolls to be criticized in this report, [15] which highlighted not only toys but also other products and the wider media. [15] In the UK, a Bratz spokesman defended the toy line, saying that "it is consumed by 8+-year-olds" and "are aimed at the preteen and teen market", adding that the dolls were considered for "female consumers at ages 10 to 18", [16] with the focus on the dolls while on looks was not on "sexualization" and that "friendship was also a key focus" of Bratz dolls. [16]
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