Well, I know my girl is only 26 months old - but the Barbies we have gotten her are WAY better. We always take the little pieces off - and she just plays with the doll & the clothes - BUT this doll is ALL LITTLE pieces. Her hands, wrist, forearms, feet, legs all pop off - I never realized this is how a Bratz doll is made... Are they all like this? Its kind of freaky looking - looks like the doll is doing like medical research or something - like she was totally amputated of all her limbs!! Plus the dress that she has on is SUPER hard & all glittery - I dont even mind the glittery part - cause my girl is a "girly-girl" and loves it - its the fact that the dress fabric is HARD & rough. The camera is a joke - and I know its a play item - but it was missing the little spinning thing to roll the 35mm film thru - she still uses the camera - but the doll was giving to the 7 yr old next door and even she wasnt crazy about it. Im sticking with good old Barbie for now on - I think the cheap price drew me in - I wont make that mistake again!

Bought Cloe for Christmas for my daughter. She loves her. Movie stars Cloe goes well with the Movie Mansion and the Movie starz rc car. She looks very Hollywood. My daughter ( and everyone around her) has only one complaint about the doll. Because she is posable, her one arm pops off at the elbow anytime you try to change her gloves or put on the fur coat. We just pop it back into the socket and off she goes.

I have never written a review before, but I wanted to save another parent the money. Yes, this doll is fun to look at, and easy to pose, if you like a doll without arms. With every movement, her arms kept falling off. Frustrated, my daughter finally named her Matty, and used another Bratz doll for the dress.

This particular Chloe doll is absolutely beautiful! However, her hands seem to be slightly larger than the gloves she comes with so it takes me about five minutes to get them on her everytime as my 7 year old daughter can't. The white fur stole is also tough to get on the doll as the arms are jointed so that she can be posed in different positions. Because of this, when you go to put the jacket on, her arms pop off at the elbow. I usually wind up popping her arms off, sticking them in the jacket, and then popping her arms back in. The camera supposedly really works but it requires real film so we haven't used it yet (my daughter is used to using our digital camera) and so she uses the camera just for "play." Also, the earrings with this particular doll seem to be flimsier than usual. Despite all this, my daughter won't part with this particular Chloe. She thinks she's beautiful and a nice addition to her Bratz Chloe collection. It's mom who wishes that this one had stayed put on the store shelf!!