That said, some styles of hinged knees can be unstable, and that would have been awkward for a statuesque fashion doll like Felicia.

Behind the character artwork, the second outfit—which is fitted to the iconic Formal Funk mannequin stands—and Certificate of Authenticity are displayed. I definitely recommend opening these boxes carefully and preserving the packaging as they can make for really unique display pieces—if you have the space for them, that is. PREMIUM PACKAGE: The geometric trapezoid box has a foil finish, display window, glam character art and ribbon handle. 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.Some may be wondering what Jade’s hair looks like when it’s taken down, but I will not be taking it down. Jade’s box features a red and green color scheme, while Felicia’s box features a red and white color scheme. MGA Entertainment, one of the biggest privately owned toy and entertainment businesses in the world, announced a collaboration between its much-loved fashion doll brand, Bratz, and the next-gen fashion label MOWALOLA on a new range of haute fashion dolls.

Los Angeles, CA — MGA Entertainment (MGA), one of the world’s largest and fastest growing privately held toy and entertainment companies, announced today a collaboration between its popular fashion doll brand, Bratz® and the London-based, new-gen fashion brand, MOWALOLA, on a haute fashion doll collection. I am not sure where they will be sold outside of the United States nor will I be able to post about it, but my best advice is to contact local retailers to see if they’ll be selling the Mowalola dolls, especially if those retailers sold the 20 Yearz dolls last year! Bratz were at the height of popularity in the early 2000s, and, like many other things from this particular era, the fashion dolls have made a hardcore comeback on the Y2K wave. The Mowalola team did such a beautiful job in giving our girlz fresh new looks that brings cutting-edge style back to the brand, and that is so heartwarming to see as a diehard Bratz fan. and with offices globally, the company creates innovative, proprietary, and licensed consumer products and entertainment, including toys, games, dolls, apparel, consumer electronics, home décor, stationery, sporting goods, movies, and television series.She doesn't really have any eyelashes, but her eyes are heavily lined in black, with three swooping curl decorations that hint at lashes. The construction of the pieces are very flattering to this body and I’m sure the height of the dolls help to avoid them looking like they are “drowning” in their garments. MOWALOLA is a path-breaking label by a Nigerian designer Mowalola Ogunlesi that has gained both critical and commercial acclaim due to its cogent presentation of ready-to-wear garments that deconstructs maximalist glam by filtering its subjects through a prism of futurism. Ogunlesi pushed for firsts in the doll industry in an effort to break down barriers and subcultures, creating dolls with distinctive graphic lines, prominent brows, mismatched eyes, horned hair, and other distinctive traits.