Welcome to the Bratz doll renaissance

Welcome to the Bratz doll renaissance

If you came of age in the era of Bratz dolls, it’s likely that you either had one or desperately wished you did.At least, that’s the narrative spreading on social media, now that the semi-realistic figures are making a massive comeback.Bratz dolls, which first stepped onto the scene in 2001, quickly earned a polarizing reputation among consumers.Many praised the dolls and the accompanying movies for offering an alternative to the eurocentric beauty standards.The “core four” characters — Cloe, Sasha, Jade and Yasmin — all had different racial identities.Former fans can satiate their desire for more Bratz content all over the internet