MGA Miniverse Bratz Y2K Nostalgia Mini Cosmetics - RANDOM ASSORTMENT - 2 Bratz Mini Cosmetics, Vinyl Makeup Bag with Blind Packaging that Doubles as Display - Great Gift for Kids & Collectors Ages 6+

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Thank you again to MGA Entertainment for gifting me this set of Bratz dolls, and thank YOU—the reader—for reading this article about the dolls!

May 5: The first sneak peek of Series 3 Tiana is revealed via a StyleCaster article in collaboration with Bratz. This doll was originally slated for a January 2024 release, then changed to December 2023. However, the doll was officially released in November 2023. June 20: Boxed pictures of Series 3 Dana and Felicia are posted to AndysToyChest.com, an independent toy retailer. Grab your friends because it’s time to channel your inner Doll and transform yourself into Sasha, Cloe, Jade and Yasmin... #SquadGoalsNow let’s see what kind of shades match the color of your model’s eyes. Choose wisely, though. You wouldn’t like for your model to look quirky on a red carpet. Now for the final touch, you will only need to add a lovely color of blush. Without it, the Bratz girl will seem rather pale, will she not? But that is why you are here for. To change the circumstances and put some color on her cheeks. If you have finished, you can try another look on another model, to see which one is your favorite. Keep searching and creating until you achieve what you want! October 8: Kylie Jenner posts a behind-the-scenes video of her visiting MGA’s headquarters to YouTube. Next, give your look an oomph with the Lip Crayons! These creamy, head-turning shades are the ultimate addition to your current makeup bag! For a glossier finish, use the Pout Bomb Maxi Plump Lip shades! These juicy, head-turning glosses will help you finish off some jaw dropping looks! Choose between a light pink rose, a rich mauve, a soft peachy brown, a rose pink or a clear gloss. Note: Yasmin, Cloe, and Jade were released as part of a first wave, while Sasha, Meygan, and Eitan were released as part of a second wave.

Stay tuned for a special video on my YouTube channel where I wash and restyle the Pretty ‘N’ Punk and Series 3 dolls’ hair! the bodies Unsurprisingly, the Pretty ‘N’ Punk dolls use the original 2001 bodies with the exception of Eitan who uses the 2003 Boyz body. While I am not the biggest fan of the original bodies and would like an upgrade in the future, the body keeps in line with the reproductions being mostly faithful to the original dolls. Similar to the Fall 2022 dolls, the body’s plastic is closer to the plastic on the original bodies and is less “matte” like other reproductions released in the past year. other featuresLove 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! 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:

The characters for this collection will be Dana, Fianna, Felicia, Tiana, and Koby. This collection will consist of reproductions of Funk ‘N’ Glow (Second Edition) Dana, Funk Out! Fianna, Campfire Felicia, Welcome To Fabulous Tiana, and Nu-Cool Koby. The faceups were created by Bratz collector and artist Roman (a.k.a. Lolliword), who did a terrific job! Lolliword also worked on the Cult Gaia faceups last year—it’s amazing to see fans get amazing opportunities like this! Since August 2022, the Bratz Pretty ‘N’ Punk reproductions have been confirmed—but, it’s taken nearly a year for them to “officially” release. Originally slated to be split into two waves for January and March releases, the dolls were pushed to the Fall season as many toy companies delayed their Spring releases because sales were struggling. Despite this, the first wave—Yasmin, Cloe, and Jade—found their way to Myer stores in Australia earlier this year causing confusion amongst fans about when these dolls would be available elsewhere. On top of all this, there was an uncertainty about the inclusion of Sasha as she was not featured in the original 2005 collection.

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As someone who owns the original version of this playset, I have to admit that I love the reproduction much more! The original uses a darker faux fur fabric, while the reproduced version uses a baby pink faux fur fabric that feels more plush than its original counterpart. Some fans have noticed that the reproduction doesn’t come with all of the accessories that the original had—the pen, diary, and water bottle. I personally don’t mind that these accessories were omitted, especially if Slumber Party reproductions eventually come out because those will likely come with the pen and diary accessories. The chair is extra cute and can make a perfect addition to any doll or miniature collection—not just Bratz! I see the chair being sized well for other brands around Bratz size like L.O.L. Surprise! and all of its spinoffs or even some taller brands like Rainbow High, Monster High, and others. where to buy

Thank you again to MGA Entertainment for gifting me this set of Series 2 dolls, and thank YOU—the reader—for reading this article about the collection! Are you ready to take self-expression to the max? Cloe, Sasha, Jade & Yasmin are ready to transform you with their own custom palettes! These fun head-turning, uniquely shaped palettes are filled with 18 matte, shimmer and foil shades that will help you create some trailblazing looks with your fave characters! Use alongside our super soft and fluffy brushes within the Revolution x Bratz Brush Set. 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. Thank you again to MGA Entertainment for gifting me this set of Bratz x Kylie dolls, and thank YOU—the reader—for reading this article about the collection! Not sure how to deal with nylon hair? Watch my recent Bratz Hair Care Guide video where I wash and style the latest Bratz Series 3 and Pretty ‘N’ Punk dolls! THE BODIESSeptember 7: Information on an upcoming Bratz pop-up in Walmart U.S. stores called “Bratz World” is discovered. September 16: A pair of Pretty ‘N’ Punk-themed faux eyelashes are released at Hot Topic. The first Bratz World pop-up is found at Walmart. New Bratz cosmetics and merch are found at Walmart.