Bratz fans are unimpressed with the doll brand's first celebrity collaboration – and putting Kylie Jenner’s doll on blast all over social media.

However, the early-aughts style also came in the form of playful accessories and flirty black leather pieces that looked ...

"Bratz-doll makeup is very heavily inspired by the Y2K aesthetic," makeup artist Jonet Williamson tells POPSUGAR. Standout features of the look include a cut crease, overdrawn lips, and long ...

The limited-time Mini Bratz x Kylie Jenner collection, which dropped on August 1, is the first time a celebrity has been transformed into one of the iconic dolls.

‘Doll makeup’ trend has celebrities looking like porcelain dolls and Y2K Bratz By . Taylor ... for her new song was inspired by makeup artist Pat McGrath’s “porcelain doll” aesthetic.

Dr. Jillian Hernandez, a Black and Latinx aesthetics scholar, community arts educator, and curator was first made aware of Bratz dolls when her daughter asked for one in the early 2000s.

Bratz were created by ex-Mattel employee Carter Bryant and launched in 2001 as a cartoonish – all puffy lips, bug eyes, spidery limbs, and chunky feet – alternative to the more than 40-years ...

How Bratz Dolls Became 2021’s Biggest Style Muses. From chunky boots to micro-mini skirts — if today’s top trends look familiar, you probably saw them on a Bratz doll first.

Keke Palmer Is a IRL Bratz Doll In Vintage Chanel TheStewartofNY - Getty Images ... People often only conflate the Y2K aesthetic with an explosion of vibrant, loud color.