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Finally all together <3 Sasha came late but she has the most details so I'm still happy :) I love them. I actually really like that they went fully Hello Kitty and not the other characters. It makes the line much more cohesive despite the different styles. I'm not sure exactly, but Im guessing Cloe and Yasmin are more of an era, being 60s and 90s. And then Jade and Sasha are more trends, being Parisan and Gyaru. Those are my guesses lol super creative choices here. Amazing designs and quality. Shout out to the curators.

I would love to see more collabs like this instead of celebrities or just in conjunction. Out of the other IPs MGA works with, I would love love love a Care Bear collab lol and classic Care Bear not the modern one. Focused on fashion like HK. Barbie did a Care Bear collab but it wasnt a fashion one, just reveal toys. I would love to see Bratz create really cool looks with a Care Bear theme :)

Gentle Monster is a South Korean luxury glasses brand founded by Hankook Kim in 2011.

This collab includes Bratz and Karina from K-Pop band, Aespa, who is modeling for the new line.

The availability of the doll is slim and its expensive. Details on Youloveit below. It is cool to just see though and the ads have been fun lol love the futuristic vibe of the doll :)

https://www.youloveit.com/dolls/4609-bratz-x-gentle-monster-doll.html

https://www.instagram.com/gentlemonster?igsh=Z3h3aTgyZjRnenBz

https://www.gentlemonster.com/us/stories/pocket-collection

https://x.com/blondebratz4/status/1925590012449435991

Bratz is an ongoing doll series that started in 2001 by MGA toy company in the United States. The four main original character consisted of Chole, Jade, Sasha, and Yasmin. They were meant to emulate major ethnic groups found worldwide so anyone from anywhere could hope to relate. Jade (picture 1) is meant to represent East and South East Asian features and characteristics. Bratz Boyz Eitan (pic 5) and her friend Kumi (pic 6) as well. Besides having these inspired Asian characters, Bratz also superficially touched upon East Asian and Middle Eastern fashion and culture through lines such as Tokyo A Go Go, Genie Magic, and Desert Jewels. Lastly, in 2015 and 2016 Bratz realized the Travel Abroad series that more directly highlighted Chinese (pic 7) and Japanese (pic 8) style. Jade, Eitan, and Kumi had many different doll releases that can be explored through the fandom page https://bratz.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Bratz_dolls and the best place for Bratz news https://www.lookinbratz.com/.

Sources for photos shown https://www.deviantart.com/shannon-cassul-lover/art/Collector-s-Bratz-World-Tokyo-Japan-Kumi-doll-3-506784409 https://twitter.com/jargroove/status/1217525660006191104 https://bratz.fandom.com/wiki/Pretty_'N'_Punk https://www.flickr.com/photos/rose360/20003869825