Bratz dolls were once wildly popular, but toy-land courtroom warfare and changing tastes sent them diving for cover. Now, the girls have returned to stores with a different look and an updated vibe.

Few dolls seem to inspire as much opinion as the Bratz, created in 2001 by Isaac Larian of MGA Entertainment Inc. The blogosphere is littered with references to the dolls as tarts or prostitutes.

Bratz have joined forces with swimwear brand Blackbough for the latest collection inspired by the nostalgic dolls. Launched on Friday on Blackbough’s official website, the 29-piece collection ...

Bratz maker Isaac Larian couldn’t help but gloat after archrival Mattel Inc. released its second-quarter earnings last month. For the first time since Larian launched the dolls with their funky ...

Designer Jean Paul Gaultier and Bratz have partnered for a limited-edition doll inspired by the idiosyncratic designer’s vision. The House of Gaultier and the iconic Y2K fashion doll introduce a ...

Bratz Dolls The New York Times reports that since 2001, MGA Entertainment, the company behind the Bratz, has sold over 150 million Bratz dolls worldwide.

Few dolls seem to inspire as much opinion as the Bratz, created in 2001 by Isaac Larian of MGA Entertainment. The blogosphere is littered with references to the dolls as tarts or prostitutes.

Barbie encounters a group of four teen girls and one, Sasha, shares the same name and nickname as the Bratz doll. Warner Bros. Pictures via AP One TikTok user, Ivan Mars, posted a video saying it ...