It seems there is nothing Barbie fans love more about the hottest movie of the year – aside from the pink, the cast, the vibes, and the pink – than spotting its hidden references and subtle ...

Bratz and Urban Sophistication debut their second drop, highlighting Y2K-inspired styles and featuring the iconic dolls themselves in a new campaign. The CGI-image-based campaign features Bratz dolls ...

Barbie then comes across a tween girl named Sasha and her three friends, all of whom bear a resemblance to the Bratz dolls Yasmin, Sasha, Chloe, and Jade, as pointed out by many on TikTok.

The four original Bratz dolls Cloe, Jade, Sasha, and Yasmin were launched in 2001 and quickly overtook Barbie in popularity. TikTok users were overwhelmingly convinced by the theory, with some ...

The quartet consists of Sasha (played by Ariana Greenblatt) and her friends from school. One TikTok user has theorized that the four girls are a sly reference to the four original Bratz dolls ...

captures the Y2K-inspired aesthetic of Bratz, drawing inspiration from the brand's original dolls: Yasmin, Cloe, Jade and ...

“Bratz dolls are icons of their time because of their ... “Yasmin, Cloe, Jade, and Sasha started it all in 2001, and inspired a generation of kids to navigate their world bravely and with ...

Bratz x “Mean Girls” dolls. Larian has also sought to bridge ... which featured the original Bratz lineup — Cloe, Yasmin, Jade and Sasha — dancing to “Jingle Bell Rock.” ...

Then my eyes landed on her. Sasha, a Bratz doll, wore a sparkly silver mini dress with matching heels and clear bangle jewelry. In her, I saw myself, the Black girl standing in a sea of white faces.