Bratz is known for using interesting geometric silhouettes with their packaging and the Mowalola collection is a testament to that. Another thing is, my first instinct was to chop off all of Felicia's long hair, because I like the clean lines of the bob.

It's interesting how they seem to have rebranded as a collection item for adults as opposed to a toy for kids. Another small problem with the jacket is that the insert pin on the right side of the zipper is not made out of plastic.The design on the jacket is obscured by the zipper, so it doesn't look as good as it does on the skirt. Please be patient as these changes are being made, and please keep in mind that some pages may not have the same features as others. That's why I'm so excited to work with MGA and the Bratz team in designing and offering these dolls. The fashions do not appear to be based off anything existing in Mowalola’s catalogue, but all of the pieces have been named. 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.

Between 2015 and 2016 (except for the V Files x Bratz doll), and for the Bratz 20 Yearz Special Edition dolls released last year, the “sticker” method was used to apply the dolls’ faces. I should also note that there are some skintone differences between Jade’s head and her body; I wish they had managed to make her completely pale like her previous dolls.While the Cult Gaia dolls came out back in October (review coming soon), the recently released Mowalola dolls have had Bratz fans brimming with excitement as the UK-based designer brings an edgy flair to two fan favorites characters: Jade and Felicia! Most of the pieces are pleather and fit very nicely to the dolls’ bodies, which is something that the brand sometimes struggles with. Your criticisms are definitely on point, I also find it frustrating how poorly and cheaply made are some aspects of this doll such as her thin rooting or the simply constructed bag.

Growing up as a tomboy in Lagos, Nigeria, I have always been fascinated by Bratz dolls with their extreme beauty, looks, and out-of-this-world-fashion," adds Creative Director Mowalola Ogunlesi. Now this would be a better argument for Mowalola, since clothing and electronics are very different categories of products, except for the part where it's their logo that's pretty much traced pixel for pixel. That's why I’m so excited to work with MGA and the Bratz team in designing and offering these dolls. She doesn't really have any eyelashes, but her eyes are heavily lined in black, with three swooping curl decorations that hint at lashes. I do get more into this topic in my YouTube video about the dolls, but this collection—along with all the Fall 2022 dolls released from the brand—feels like a major step in the right direction for the Bratz brand.At the very least the doll could have been fitted with a walkman if it was truly meant as an homage.

In many press releases, it is stated that Mowalola “aimed to break subcultures and boundaries by pushing for ‘firsts’ in the doll space, resulting in dolls with distinct graphic lines, bold brows, mismatched eyes, horned hair, and unique features”—this definitely shows through the dolls’ unique facial features.

Jade also has two different colored eyes, one being a greyish blue and the other being red, and heart-shaped shine dots. The fashions on the Mowalola dolls are incredibly fun and create new quality standards for the Bratz brand. Come on in to the Bratz subreddit, where the fashion is always fierce, the friendship is fierce-er, and the Brattitude is totally Bratz-tastic. In designing the dolls, the Mowalola team drew inspiration from their favorite Bratz collections from the past 21 years, including Tokyo A Go-Go™, Pretty ‘N’ Punk™, Treasures and Live in Concert.