Ok, first off, some people aren't even rating the doll. You people need to stop talking about my scenes.
Second off, this doll is gorgeous (as you can see in the picture i submitted) her hair is pretty!
And as for you "worried" people who think you or your friend will be infulenced by a doll then you are stupid because a doll can't make you anorxic and Bratz don't always dress up like they are going clubbing(now myscene is starting to act that way).
THIS DOLL IS NOT GOTHIC!! if you want gothic, look at the Midnight dance dolls (which are still pretty anyway.) If she were goth she would have all black on.

So i suggest you people who are doing this get on with your lives because it's getting annoying.

I know these dolls are aimed at the child market, but I've hated the idea of a doll line called "BRATZ" since the first day I saw it. I wouldn't want my daughter wanting to be a BRAT. And I certainly wouldn't want her to ask me to buy her clothing like these girls wear! The bodies are a very odd shape- People have been harping on Barbie for decades because of her "unattainable proportions"... but Barbie (the classic 1966 body as well as the newer 'belly button' body) is much closer to reality than these Bratz dolls. I do NOT recommend them for doll collectors under the age of 18 (by then, a doll collector should know better than to let a toy or commercial influence how they dress, etc.).
Okay, so- on to the good stuff! :D I FINALLY broke down and bought a Bratz Doll. I've been bashing them for years (I'm a big MyScene fan- but only AFTER my husband showed me the difference between Bratz & MyScene)... but I was bashing them without ever buying one. So, I saw this little cutie with a kitty shirt. I love dolls, I love kitties... she was on sale (ding!ding!ding!). Well, I have to say, for the adult collector, these really are fun & cute dolls! I ended up getting another doll from the same series (Dana)- she comes with a kitty shirt, too). They are really fun with their FUNKY big heads, and clothes that I'd wear if I were 5 years younger and 20 pounds lighter (okay... clothes I DID wear 5 years & 20 pounds ago LOL). They look like 20-somethings going out to clubs. Which is great... except when it's a 5-year-old role-playing with the dolls. Nuh-un. The punky skirts with the big black boots & studded belt w/matching shoulder bag (purse) topped off with a t-shirt with a black kitty on it is just the most happenin' outfit! The clothes are a bit of a struggle to get on & off.. so I don't change them around...but they are fun for dioramas.
My recommendation would be: Age 15+ is fine, younger than that & parents are asking for trouble. I gave it a "1" for educational value (unless you want to teach your child how to dress like a clubbing-gal). Adult collectors, give them a try- they are fun dolls! :D
I hope you found this review helpful :D
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OK I DONT KNOW WHAT ALL YOUR PROBLEMS ARE!

Ryan is correct. this doll is very pretty.
I SHOULD KNOW CAUSE I HAVE HER!!!!

anyway, i think this doll is cute. it looks bad on this site cause these pictures suck!

AND WHY WOULD YOU POST A COMMENT IF YOU HATE THE DOLL ANYWAY?!?!

DUUHUHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This doll is obviously not worth it's money . The hair is terrible ,The outfit isn't even close to stylish ,and her make up is messed up .Blech!

yes i can think of positive points about bratz one of those things are:

they teach people about multiculturalism because there friends are different colours and there still besties

so there bratz are good

and as for your friend i am very sorry but do u not understand that anorexia is a disorder of the mind: a mental disease not something that is influenced by dollies. uhhu u see anorexia is caused when you see your self as a fat person and even though your a good size and its not influenced by a pretty doll who has a nice shaped body. and by the way bratz are NOT anorexic so yer ok u need to learn more about this disorder before you blame it on dolls